The Black-owned developer's paired projects at 23rd and Union, one backed by Amazon's Housing Equity Fund, aim to build generational wealth and preserve cultural identity in a historically Black neighborhood reshaped by a decade of rapid development GardnerGlobal Inc., the Black-owned Seattle development firm led by Jaebadiah Gardner, is preparing to break ground this June […]
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