By Meghan Hall Much of Seattle’s high-rise residential development has been concentrated within the City’s downtown core, near major employers in neighborhoods such as the Denny Triangle and South Lake Union. However, developers are proposing high-rise residential in another part of town in a succession that will form a skyline in a new part of […]
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