By Kate Snyder A proposal that would bring an affordable housing complex to Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood is moving forward in the master use permitting process. During a recommendation meeting on Tuesday, the Southeast Design Review Board approved a plan for an eight-story, 152-unit apartment building with eight live-work units as well as retail space. The […]
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