Wash. Appeals Court Rejects Seattle High-Rise Permit Dispute

By Rachel Riley · April 25, 2024, 7:15 PM EDT

A Washington state appeals court sided with a developer on Thursday in a challenge to its plan for a 17-story apartment building on Seattle's waterfront, concluding that the project's opponents missed...

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