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GNET >>> Will move into new 80000 Sq. Ft. Waterfront property Go2Net to Move Company Headquarters to Seattle's Historic Pier 70 Relocation to Seattle Waterfront Set for Spring 2000 SEATTLE, Aug. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Go2Net, Inc. (Nasdaq: GNET - news), a network of branded, technology- and community-driven Web sites, today announced that it has reached agreement with Triad Pier 70, L.L.C., owner of Seattle's Pier 70, to move its company headquarters to an 80,000-square-foot space in the historic waterfront property. Go2Net is currently scheduled to move to the pier in spring of 2000. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Go2Net will be Pier 70's primary tenant and will receive signage on the building's exterior. In preparation for Go2Net's arrival, the structure is currently undergoing comprehensive interior and exterior renovations. Since its original construction in 1902, Pier 70 has been home to a variety of retail, office and warehouse uses and was most recently nationally known as the home for the 'Real World' television series on Music Television Network (MTV). ''Go2Net's move to Pier 70 represents a cost-effective way for us to accommodate our continued growth while remaining in downtown Seattle,'' said Ethan Caldwell, Go2Net General Counsel. ''It also will considerably increase Go2Net's physical visibility, as the lead tenant in one of this region's historic properties.'' ''Go2Net is becoming one of the Northwest's most recognizable companies and we're looking forward to working with them on the development of their new home,'' said Frederick W. Grimm, Triad president. ''When the renovations are completed, Go2Net will have a truly distinctive headquarters. We're excited to bring a company with tremendous momentum and an enthusiastic base of employees to Seattle's waterfront.'' Triad Pier 70 is affiliated with Triad Development, Inc., a 15-year-old, Seattle-based developer. Dan Flinn, of Flinn Ferguson, represented Go2Net in the transaction. Dan Dahl and David Gurry, of CB Richard Ellis, are the leasing agents for Triad Pier 70.