By Kristin Bentley An affordable housing development broke ground today in Seattle’s University District. As nonprofit housing developer Bellwether celebrates the success of providing another 133 apartment units to low-wage workers and families, the city takes another step forward in its initiative to solve the ever-present affordable housing crisis. “I think it is important to […]
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