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KBS Signs 12,000-Square-Foot Lease at The Park at Woodinville

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KBS Signs 12,000-Square-Foot Lease at The Park at Woodinville

WOODINVILLE, Wash., (June 18, 2018) – KBS Realty Advisors of Newport Beach, California announced today that it leased 11,995 square feet to Northwest Event Technology, a media production partner that designs and produces audio, video, lighting and scenic elements for conferences, trade shows and corporate events.

The Park at Woodinville is a Class A industrial property located at 14103 NE 200th Street. The complex is comprised of five buildings with 239,607 total rentable square feet. Tenant amenities include a café, a patio, loading docks and free surface parking.

The property is conveniently situated in the northern portion of the Seattle-adjacent Eastside industrial market, and central to three of the largest cities in the state – Bellevue, Seattle and Everett. The Park at Woodinville provides easy access to major highways including I-405 and SR-522, and is just one mile north of downtown Woodinville.

“Given the size of the property, we are able to cater to a wide range of tenants with varying space needs,” said Clint Copulos, senior vice president for KBS and asset manager for the property. “We welcome Northwest Event Technology to our roster, and look forward to providing an exceptional property management experience.”

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