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2. Windermere Real Estate - Wikipedia

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   In 2018, Windermere Real Estate acquired a 50 percent stake in West Coast Commercial Realty, a Seattle-based commercial real estate firm. [15] Geoff P. Wood, the son-in-law of founder John Jacobi, became president of the Windermere Real Estate Company in 1999. [1] He was promoted to CEO in 2003 and became co-president in 2007. [16] Jill Jacobi ...

3. Windermere, Seattle - Wikipedia

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   Coordinates: 47°40′11″N 122°15′39″W. Windermere. Residential area near the center of Windermere, overlooking Lake Washington. Windermere is a residential neighborhood in Seattle, Washington, named after Windermere in England 's Lake District. It is bounded on the north by Magnuson Park, part of Sand Point; on the northwest by Sand ...

4. List of neighborhoods in Seattle - Wikipedia

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   Windermere: North Seattle [43] 1910 [44] [68] 25: Hawthorne Hills: Windermere [43] / North Seattle 1910 [44] Of the area the Seattle City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas designates as "Windermere", many consider the area west of Sand Point Way to be a separate neighborhood, Hawthorne Hills. 26: Laurelhurst: North Seattle [43] 1910 [44] [69] 27 ...

5. Eugene Horbach - Wikipedia

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   Known for. real estate and property development. Spouse. Joyce Saari. Children. 3. Parent (s) Luba Horbach and Nikifore Horbach. Eugene Horbach (June 27, 1926 – January 1, 2004) was a real estate developer in the western United States from the 1960s to 2004.

6. Oregon voter guide: Meet the Eugene-area candidates running ...

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   Rep. Julie Fahey, D-Eugene. Julie Fahey, the speaker of the House in Oregon, has served as a state representative since 2017. She chairs the committees on Housing and Homelessness, Rules, and ...

7. Martin Selig - Wikipedia

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   Martin Selig. Martin Selig (born 1936/37) is a German-born American billionaire property developer, particularly known for his work in Seattle including the Columbia Center, the city's tallest building. He is a Holocaust survivor, having been able to go into hiding from the Nazis and then immigrate with his family to the US.