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 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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February 14, 2019
On the Block: Here's how to build affordable housing on a brownfield site in Rainier Valley
Three years ago, Mt. Baker Housing Association paid about $2.8 million for two corner sites on the north and south sides of South McClellan Street, where it intersects with Martin Luther King Jr. Way South.
The nonprofit is planning a $56 million project there. It was previously called Mt. Baker Gateway, and now is called The Maddux (we'll explain below).
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