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Bellwether Housing to Redevelop 164-Unit Kingway Apartments in Seattle into 730-Unit Affordable Housing Community

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SEATTLE --- Bellwether Housing will redevelop the Kingway Apartments in the Rainier Valley to build 730 new affordable homes on the six-acre lot. Bellwether plans to begin the phased redevelopment in mid-2026, if it can secure the necessary public funding for the project. Bellwether has been operating the 164-unit property as affordable housing since 1989. […]

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