Lake Washington Institute of Technology Selling Redmond Property to City for 18.5M - 425Business

Redmond, WALocal News

Lake Washington Institute of Technology will sell a property in Redmond to the city for $18. 5 million. This sale aims to enhance community services and support local development initiatives. The transaction will provide the city with resources for improving public services and educational facilities. Local officials emphasize that this deal will foster collaboration between educational institutions and city governments.

The move is part of a broader strategy to meet the evolving needs of the community. Additionally, the property sale aligns with the city's long-term development goals. Historical ties between the institute and the city have paved the way for this collaboration. The transaction is set to contribute positively to the region's growth and development.

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