Three new buildings and expanded floors lift the income-restricted complex to 276 units as Kirkland confronts a steep gap between affordable housing supply and a target of nearly 12,000 units by 2044. The King County Housing Authority has completed a $125 million rehabilitation and expansion of Kirkland Heights, lifting the income-restricted apartment complex from 180 […]
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