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SEATTLE — A Seattle City Council committee advanced Wednesday legislation that would allow the conversion of vacant office space downtown into new housing units. The legislation, sponsored by ...

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Newmark was then representing the proposed new office space. No new building plans have been filed. Brian Miller can be reached by email at brian.miller@djc.com or by phone at (206) 219-6517.