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Local Non-Profit and Department of Ecology to Bring 144 Affordable Apartments to Seattle’s Mt. Baker Neighborhood

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Seattle, Mt. Baker Housing Association, Washington State Department of Ecology, Aspect Consulting, Perkins Coie, Beacon Development Group
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By Jack Stubbs Housing affordability remains a pressing issue throughout Seattle and the rest of the Puget Sound region, and affordable housing developers are continually striving to come up with creative solutions to tackle the problem. “This could be a transformative project for Mt. Baker due to its size and proximity to light rail. The […]

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