By Meghan Hall When the Seattle City Council unanimously approved a neighborhood-wide up-zone for the rapidly growing University District in February 2018, it didn’t take long for several developers to propose high-rises in the neighborhood. One such project, called HUB U-District, was presented to the public for a second time by Chicago & Austin-based Core […]
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