By Jack Stubbs A development that will provide supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals was recently given the green light in the city’s design review process. On Tuesday, April 24th, a project that consists of two 6-story apartment buildings—which combined will provide 175 units of housing—in Seattle’s north Rainier neighborhood was approved at an Early Design […]
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