Transit-oriented affordable housing community at 201 NE 103rd Street delivers with $30 million in King County funding and 24 units set aside for residents exiting housing instability A seven-story affordable housing community will open Tuesday on the doorstep of one of the Puget Sound region's busiest light rail stations, marking one of the most prominent […]
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