I’m generally pretty bullish about real estate in Tacoma. At the same time, it’s scary when real estate deals start to sound eerily reminiscient of the the dot-com deals of the late ninties:
LinMar is pleased to announce LinMar-Tacoma, LLC, an 80,000 square foot multi-tenant office project in the central business district of Tacoma, Washington. LinMar-Tacoma, LLC will acquire the Tacoma Provident Building. Investments in this project are available as 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange or as Direct Participation Investment. LinMar-Tacoma, LLC investments will be sold starting September 15, 2006 in the forms of Tenant-in-Common Interests and Limited Liability Company Units. This $5,835,000 equity raise will provide annual cash-on-cash returns from 5.5% to over 8% for the first five years. The overall return, including any appreciation realized upon sale of the building, is anticipated to be in excess of 10% annually.
Anybody want in? It sounds like easy money…
The circa 1903 Provident Building (aka Security Building) is at 917 Pacific. As we did a bit of digging, we discovered that in 1931, this building offered free miniature golf to its tenants. We don’t know how long that lasted, but bring it back!
Link to LinMar LLC
Commenting Is Closed
Comments are allowed for two weeks from the posted date. If you want to make a comment or reopen this discussion, please contact us with your request. Thank you for visiting.

The Security Building has always had some vacancies but it is now filling up pretty well with the Pierce County Center for Dispute Resolution inside and the Lemay Museum office there.
Also, Pita Pit just moved in on the first floor of the Security Building (921 Pacific).
Commenting is closed for this article.