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SoftBank-Backed Modular Construction Firm Sells Off Two Projects in Progress

Joint Venture Takes Over Pacific Northwest Multifamily Developments in Seattle and Portland
The Lifebridge development in Kirkland, Washington, is one of two Katerra developments snapped up by a joint partnership between Bellevue, Washington-based American Capital Group and Washington, D.C.-based Artemis Real Estate Partners. (City of Kirkland)
The Lifebridge development in Kirkland, Washington, is one of two Katerra developments snapped up by a joint partnership between Bellevue, Washington-based American Capital Group and Washington, D.C.-based Artemis Real Estate Partners. (City of Kirkland)
By Clare Kennedy
CoStar News
November 4, 2020 | 10:57 P.M.

The off-site, modular construction company Katerra Inc., and a closely related Phoenix firm, The Wolff Company, have offloaded two large, partially built apartment projects in the Pacific Northwest. The sale represents the latest effort by the construction startup to respond to financial challenges that have increased during the pandemic.

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