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Real Estate
 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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March 3, 2022
On the Block: A TOD plan sprouts in Federal Way
When I say transit-oriented development (TOD), most think of those sexy, sexy light-rail stations where new apartments are bursting from the dirt along the new lines to Lynnwood and Redmond. Particularly favored have been Roosevelt, Northgate, Bellevue and its Spring District and Bel-Red areas. But there are bold new TOD vistas south of Seattle, too, and not all of them are directly served by rail. Or at least not yet.
One example is the Redondo Heights affordable housing project being planned by local developer Shelter Resources. It has three components centered around the Redondo Heights Park & Ride, on Pacific Highway South (aka state Route 99), a few steps away.
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