Pier 48, home to the Princess Marguerite for decades before the popular ship ended its dialing sailings to and from Victoria, B.C., in 1999, always seems to grab the limelight. For the past seven months, it has been home to a Thrifty Car and Trunk rental unit.
A volunteer community advisory committee studying the Port of Seattle Seaport Division's operations said a significant element of the study was an assessment of real estate options, opportunities and strategies to guide the Port's real estate portfolio.
The Harbor Development Strategy 21 Committee (HDS 21) has met nearly three dozen times since last summer to review the Seaport Division's operations and to develop recommendations for how the Port can make an even stronger positive impact on the community.
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