The City Council's June 2 approval brings roughly 20 income-restricted units to one of Tacoma's most sought-after neighborhoods, three years after the city stripped Proctor of a weaker tax incentive. The Tacoma City Council has cleared the path for 98 new rental units in the Proctor Mixed-Use Center, approving a resolution on June 2 that […]
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