Large-Scale, Transit-Oriented Development Slated to Add 300 ‘Family-Sized’ Affordable Homes and Approximately 400 Market-Rate Units Near Future Light Rail Station Contaminated Site Clean-up Will Benefit Affordable Housing; Represents First-of-Its Kind Partnership Between Non-Profit Developer, For-Profit Developer and Washington State Department of Ecology Seattle, June 29, 2018 – Local non-profit and affordable housing developer Mt. Baker […]
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