Vintage Housing has filed plans to convert two vacant former Microsoft office buildings totaling 410,848 square feet in Issaquah into 262 affordable housing units, betting that a suburban corporate campus abandoned by its anchor tenant can find new life as a residential community. A Newport Beach, California-based developer has submitted a notice of application to […]
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