Home Residential Seattle Leads the Way in Green-Certified Apartments but Additional Costs Create Setbacks... Residential Seattle Leads the Way in Green-Certified Apartments but Additional Costs Create Setbacks for Renters January 10, 2017 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Linkedin ReddIt Email Olive 8, Seattle’s first LEED Certified Silver hotel/condominium building. | Photo courtesy of Olive 8 Condos By Brittan Jenkins Green-certified apartments are on the rise all across the United States, and SeatThank you for your interest in The Registry. You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
