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Sunrise Medical Campus Sells 3-Building Property Near Tacoma, Wash.

Published Feb. 18, 2014
With the assistance of Jones Lang LaSalle's Capital Markets Group, the ownership team of Sunrise Medical One and Sunrise Medical Two sold Clise Properties for $407 per square-foot.

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