The nonprofit homebuilder has taken over a 15,657-square-foot lot at 7001 42nd Ave. S., one block from Othello Station, pivoting a dormant market-rate townhome plan into income-restricted homeownership opportunities. A once-stalled residential development in Seattle's Othello neighborhood is getting new life under a dramatically different vision. Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King & Kittitas Counties has taken […]
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