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Roadwork starts at former Evergreen Airport site

The Columbian
Published: October 29, 2010, 12:00am

Crews have started work on the first of three inroads to a future mixed-use development at the former Evergreen Airport off Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard and Northeast 136th Avenue.

But developers say it could take a while before the tract sprouts stores, offices and homes. Work will extend Olympia Drive northward into the 59-acre tract and then will bring Southeast First and Fourth streets east through the grassy site.

The prime real estate parcel once was the home of a privately-owned general aviation airport. Its new owners, Vancouver-based B52 Point LLC investment group, paid $10.4 million for the tract in 2009. The group plans to eventually develop the site with a $215 million shopping, office and residential project originally proposed by Seattle-based Opus Northwest in 2006.

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