By Kate Snyder A project that would bring more than 100 apartments to Seattle’s Capitol Hill district could soon become reality. During a meeting on Wednesday, the East Design Review Board voted in favor of moving the 121-unit project forward in the design review process. In addition to the residential units, the proposal also features […]
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