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Real Estate
 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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August 29, 2019
On the Block: Can we unsplit the baby? Two old Pioneer Square properties, once conjoined, hit the market for $14M
Two attached Pioneer Square buildings constructed right after the Great Seattle Fire have gone on the market for $14 million — or less, if you want to buy one without the other.
Ellen Mohl of Westlake Associates and Dan Stutz of CBRE are representing the two separate sellers of the legally distinct properties — which, from the street, appear to be one building, as in fact they were constructed.
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