By Bekka Wiedenmeyer Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood is a rapidly evolving community previously characterized by mostly low-rise commercial and industrial structures. New and proposed developments have introduced a variety of mid-rise residential and commercial mixed-use buildings to the area, as well as industrial logistics and support infrastructure. Against this backdrop, nonprofit organization Georgetown Community Development Authority […]
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