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LIHI Purchases 71-Unit Apartment Building in Seattle for $21MM

November 29, 20221 Mins read1.4k
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By Kate Snyder As part of a plan that was announced last year to combat homelessness in Seattle, the Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) purchased an eight-story, 71-unit apartment building for $21 million, or approximately $295,774 per unit, according to King County public records. The seller in the transaction was an entity affiliated with Harvard […]

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