By Catherine Sweeney The Chief Seattle Club, a nonprofit that provides services to the city’s growing homeless Indigenous population, has recently acquired additional supportive housing. According to records filed with King County, the company purchased a recently completed 66-unit building for $20.4 million, or about $309,990 per unit. The seller in the transaction was Kamiak, […]
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