By Brittan Jenkins In the midst of controversy and gentrification in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood, the team behind the Liberty Bank Building just broke ground on a housing development that will bring much-needed affordable housing to the historic neighborhood. The Liberty Bank Building won’t just bring affordable housing to the neighborhood, it will also pay […]
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