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Pioneer Square May Be the Next Front in Seattle's Commercial Property Scramble

District's Smaller, Older But Colorful Buildings Sell At Brisk Clip
The Merchant’s Café, a restaurant and bar which has been in operation since 1890, still has a clerestory advertising cigars for 5 cents, which was likely added in the 1920s. (CoStar)
The Merchant’s Café, a restaurant and bar which has been in operation since 1890, still has a clerestory advertising cigars for 5 cents, which was likely added in the 1920s. (CoStar)
By Clare Kennedy
CoStar News
October 24, 2019 | 8:29 P.M.

Heavyweight developer and real estate investment firm Unico quietly scooped up a slice of Seattle's birthplace, the historic Pioneer Square district, in a series of deals for a cluster of small retail buildings from the early 20th century. That focus on the past may influence the city's future.

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