A site once marketed at $25 million for a 578-unit tower has resurfaced with barely more than half that density, as Intracorp Homes bets that ground-level parking and a leaner design will finally get Edgewood's town center out of the ground. A long-entitled Pierce County development site that once carried plans for nearly 600 apartments […]
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