Boutique condominium project signals shift toward transit-oriented growth in Seattle suburb Kirkland, Washington—a lakeside city of 93,000 that has long prized its small-town character—is betting that downtown densification can coexist with community charm. This week's groundbreaking for Central Peak Residences, a 26-unit condominium project, represents more than just another housing development: it's a test case […]
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