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UW Medicine and El Centro de la Raza begin Mount Baker redevelopment in Seattle

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What happened

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A coalition broke ground on the Mount Baker Redevelopment in southeast Seattle. The project, which is located near Sound Transit’s Mount Baker light-rail station, is a 3.8-acre campus. It is expected to provide 400 affordable apartments and a new early learning center. UW Medicine and El Centro de la Raza are partners in this eight-year collaboration.

From komonews.com

Why it matters

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The redevelopment aims to increase housing supply and provide high-quality childcare resources in Seattle. The project’s location near the Mount Baker light-rail station could increase transit utility and surrounding property values. The partnership reflects a major milestone in addressing community needs through collaboration between various sectors.

From komonews.com

Who's involved

  • UW MedicinePartnering in the redevelopment project with El Centro de la Raza.
  • El Centro de la RazaPartnering in the redevelopment project with UW Medicine.
  • SeattleThe city where the major urban redevelopment project is taking place.
  • Mount BakerThe light-rail station near the site of the new redevelopment.
  • Sound TransitThe regional transit system operating the light-rail station.
  • Katie WilsonThe Mayor of Seattle who commented on the project milestone.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • El Centro de la RazaSpeculative

    El Centro de la Raza could see increased demand for its services due to the new community resources provided.

  • UW MedicineSpeculative

    UW Medicine may strengthen its community profile, potentially increasing patient demand in the area.

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