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Great Expectations Submits Plans for 300-Unit Affordable Housing Complex in Tacoma

May 22, 20231 Mins read3.7k
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By The Registry Staff Great Expectations, a for-profit developer specializing in affordable housing, has unveiled plans for a new multifamily project in Tacoma's Dome District neighborhood. The Seattle-based developer recently submitted pre-application documents to the city, outlining their proposal for a 300-unit development spanning 277,000 square feet and encompassing eight stories, according to a report […]

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