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Southwest Design Review Board Moves Forward a Proposal for a 100-Unit Assisted Living Facility in Seattle

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By Kate Snyder A proposal for a new assisted living facility in Seattle took another step toward completion. During an Early Design Guidance meeting on Thursday, the Southwest Design Review Board voted to move the project forward to the master use permit phase. The project is a five-story, 100-unit assisted living facility with retail and […]

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