917 Pacific Ave Tacoma, WA 98402
The Provident Building, a six-story, 74,360 square foot Class B office building at 917 Pacific Ave in Tacoma, WA, offers a unique blend of traditional, executive, and creative office spaces. Built in 1903, this historic building sits on a 0.28-acre lot and features multiple tenancies, ideal for businesses of varying sizes. The property is zoned DCC and its APN is 2009030030. While the building itself does not offer on-site parking, convenient monthly parking is available in nearby garages, and metered street parking is available at $1.00 per hour. The building includes elevators for easy access to all six floors. Its prime location in downtown Tacoma provides excellent visibility on Pacific Avenue, with easy access to the light rail station and the I-705 entrance. Street-level retail space is also available, making this a versatile property suitable for a variety of businesses. This property presents a rare opportunity to lease space in a historic building with modern conveniences in a thriving downtown location. The building's diverse office space options cater to a wide range of business needs, from traditional office layouts to more creative and flexible work environments.
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American Pacific Mortgage Loan Service Bank
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Bay Equity Home Loans Loan Service Bank
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