Natalie Quick

Natalie Quick, a Harvest Partners spokeswoman, said negotiations were in the final form when legislators last week told the Sonics they weren't voting on the arena-funding package."The unfortunate decision by the Legislature to not move forward on the planned events center in Renton is the primary reason for this decision," Quick said.
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Natalie Quick, a Harvest Partners spokeswoman, said negotiations were in the final form when legislators last week told the Sonics they weren't voting on the arena-funding package."The unfortunate decision by the Legislature to not move forward on the planned events center in Renton is the primary reason for this decision," Quick said.
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Natalie Quick, a Harvest Partners spokeswoman, said negotiations were in the final form when legislators last week told the Sonics they weren't voting on the arena-funding package."The unfortunate decision by the Legislature to not move forward on the planned events center in Renton is the primary reason for this decision," Quick said.
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Natalie Quick, a Harvest Partners spokeswoman, said negotiations were in the final form when legislators last week told the Sonics they weren't voting on the arena-funding package.

"The unfortunate decision by the Legislature to not move forward on the planned events center in Renton is the primary reason for this decision," Quick said.

Natalie Quick, a Harvest Partners spokeswoman, said negotiations were in the final form when legislators last week told the Sonics they weren't voting on the arena-funding package.

"The unfortunate decision by the Legislature to not move forward on the planned events center in Renton is the primary reason for this decision," Quick said.
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Quick said Harvest Partners will "continue our interests to pursue the additional property for future development that will compliment the existing residential and retail tenants."

"We have every intention of developing that 21 acres," said Natalie Quick, a Harvest Partners spokeswoman.
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Then, according to Quick, the city will pay an additional $1.7 million when the occupancy reaches 90 percent.

A spokeswoman for Harvest Partners, Natalie Quick, said the appeals make "the landscape more competitive," but she said prospective tenants aren't deterred.

Harvest Partners will release a new list of tenants "when we are at a point when we feel like it's the right time," she said.

"We are not able to accommodate the Sonics, as it stands today," said Natalie Quick, a spokeswoman in Seattle for Harvest Partners, The Landing developer.

Harvest Partners is focusing its attention on finding tenants for the $300 million-plus mixed-use project, she said.

Natalie Quick, a spokeswoman for the Dallas-based developers of The Landing, said the focus is still on securing tenants for the project.The developers will break ground on the initial infrastructure work, such as roads, this month.

A Sonics' arena would become part of The Landing's second phase, she said.She doesn't know if the developer, Harvest Partners, has had further talks with the Sonics.

"It was an interesting idea, but we have active interest from prospective retail tenants," she said.

Natalie Quick, a Harvest Partners spokeswoman, said the company has always intended to buy the land from Boeing for retail use.

"They just looked at the site and the potential uses and realized that it was going to be the best use for that site to have additional retail tenants on there," said Natalie Quick, a spokeswoman for Harvest Partners of Dallas.
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The developer is still "very interested" in buying it, Quick said, but, "Putting some more retail clients on that site is their top priority."

That is our intent and that is the direction we will pursue," said Natalie Quick, a Harvest Partners spokeswoman.
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The land the Sonics want is directly south of phase one, which Quick said is 70 percent leased.

"People continue to see the value of doing business in Renton and we don't see that changing," Quick said.

"Renton is the trifecta with Bellevue and Seattle," said Natalie Quick, spokeswoman for Harvest Partners, the Dallas-based developer of The Landing.