By Jack Stubbs On Wednesday, September 12th, an apartment property in Seattle changed hands between two local non-profits for $7.4 million, or approximately $77,083 per unit, according to public records filed with King County. Seattle-based Non-profit affordable housing developer Bellwether Housing acquired the property from the Hearing, Speech and Deaf Center also based in […]
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