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Five-Story Affordable Housing Project in Seattle’s Green Lake Neighborhood Met with List of Conditions from Design Review Board

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By Meghan Hall An affordable housing project in Seattle’s Green Lake neighborhood has narrowly cleared design review after the Northwest Design Review Board gave the development team a laundry list of follow-ups to complete at a recent Design Recommendation Meeting (DRM). The project, located at 8300 Aurora Ave. N., will total 127 units. The project […]

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