Nearly a decade after the city first solicited proposals for the site, the King County Housing Authority has started construction on an eight-story affordable housing project beside the Issaquah Transit Center, capping a development odyssey that outlasted a wetland, a cell tower and a five-year land negotiation. The King County Housing Authority broke ground last […]
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