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 Tulalip affordable housing project to be financed by KeyBank, Raymond James for 66 residences KeyBank and Raymond James Tax Credit Funds, Inc. announced Oct. 27 they have partnered on a multi-million dollar deal that will generate 66 much-needed affordable homes on the Tulalip Reservation. [More] CEMEX plans housing, offices, retail for giant development on long-time sand-and-gravel site Everett's planning department is mulling over plans for the 70-acre Cemex sand-and-gravel site on Glenwood Ave., examining a proposal by Cemex to develop the nearby depleted aggregate site into a new economic center highlighted by hundreds of homes,... [More] By John Wolcott SCBJ Editor | Real Estate Briefs for November 2009 New game store in Tulalip offers customers a money-saving trade-in option Reset Games, a retailer with Whatcom County owners, recently opened a new store in Tulalip's Quil Ceda Village. [More]
What does the future hold for retail shopping centers in Snohomish County? [More] By Tom Hoban Realty Markets | Snohomish County economy still struggling, but Providence Medical Center growth helps The most common economy question kicking around the region of late is, “When are we coming out of this?” [More] |
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