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Lobsang Dargey makes transition from Tibetan monk to successful real estate developer

It might seem a stretch but Lobsang Dargey says his training as a Tibetan monk has helped him be a better real estate developer.

Dargey, who owns Everett-based Dargey Enterprises, grew up in Tibet herding the family’s sheep and goats.

"We were a very poor family. All our water, we had to carry from the stream. We had to cut wood, like the Amish do," Dargey said.

Work begins on ‘green’ apartments in Everett

EVERETT — Work got underway Wednesday on what will be Everett’s first Built Green project: a combined apartment and retail building in downtown.

The $19.8 million four-story project, known as the Potala Village, will feature 108 apartments and 15,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space at the corner of Rucker and Pacific avenues in Everett. Developed by Dargey Enterprises, Potala Village will be built using environmentally friendly methods as determined by the Master Builders Association of Snohomish and King counties, which oversee the Built Green program.

LATEST PROJECTS

Potala Village
The first BUILT GREEN building in Snohomish county, Potala Village, a new environmentally friendly, mixed-use building will host over 100 high-end apartments and 15,000+ square feet of commercial space.
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Everett Public Market
If buildings could talk, the structure now known as the Everett Public Market, would have quite a story to tell. It began life as a livery stable, evolved into a transfer and storage facility, served as a B-29 subassembly plant for Boeing during World War II, became a warehouse for Sears, morphed into an organic food mart, restaurant and boutiques bazaar and now hosts a suite of offices. Read more 

Cogswell College Building
Dargey Enterprises is currently renovating the Cogswell College Building. The property was built in 1917 for the federal government housing the FBI and other federal agencies. Read more

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