Once finished, 124 income-based apartments will be available for those in the community who qualify.
SEATTLE — This month, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church will break ground on an affordable housing project.
Once finished, there will be 124 income-based apartments on the church’s sprawling property in Ballard. Church leadership said it will continue its commitment to the community.
Because St. Luke’s been in the community for 130 years, 100 of those in the same spot, Reverend Canon Britt Olson said it had a front-row seat to the challenges of the neighborhood.
“We’ve served meals here since the 80’s,” Olson said. “It’s a need in our
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