University of Washington development partner Greystar submitted permit paperwork this week for a multiphase plan to invest in some of the University’s existing housing in the neighborhoods east of the main Seattle campus to increase housing options, affordability for students, faculty and families, and improve student housing quality. Greystar — a national developer and investor […]
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