Here is an article in the WSJ about the 6.4 million of office space that Paul Allen's Vulcan has developed in this area since 2004. If anyone has knowledge about this brownfield development, that would be an interesting discussion for a monthly call in meeting, hopefully for more than those of us who used to live on a boat on Lake Union. 
Monday, July 25, 2011
Brownfield Bloom and Nostalgia
My legal career started as a deputy prosecuting attorney in King County Seattle. At the time I lived on a sailboat on the south side of Lake Union and conducted trial strategy meetings during Tuesday night beer can races. The area between the south end of the lake and downtown, pictured here, has undergone many changes since then.
Here is an article in the WSJ about the 6.4 million of office space that Paul Allen's Vulcan has developed in this area since 2004. If anyone has knowledge about this brownfield development, that would be an interesting discussion for a monthly call in meeting, hopefully for more than those of us who used to live on a boat on Lake Union.
Here is an article in the WSJ about the 6.4 million of office space that Paul Allen's Vulcan has developed in this area since 2004. If anyone has knowledge about this brownfield development, that would be an interesting discussion for a monthly call in meeting, hopefully for more than those of us who used to live on a boat on Lake Union. 
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