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King County, Sound Transit, Mercy Housing, and Amazon Break Ground on Mercy Angle Lake Housing in Seatac, WA

Angle Lake
December 15, 2023

Last week, representatives from King County, Sound Transit, Mercy Housing, and Amazon gathered to address the affordable housing crisis in Washington by breaking ground at the Mercy Angle Lake Housing development in Seatac.

This new development will bring hope to 130 households, especially with 26 units reserved for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Mercy Angle Lake Housing's close proximity to the light rail station will give residents easy access to transit, services, and employment opportunities.

Find out more about this project here.

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