The First Truly Anti-Racist Private Sector Development
Acer House is a mixed use development designed from the beginning to be a role model of inclusive, sustainable affordable housing. It is located at 23rd and Cherry, a very prominent corner in the Seattle’s diverse Central Area. The development team is committed to five principles:
Affordable housing
Community-focused amenities
Sustainability
Anti-racist development
Broad-based wealth creation
Location
- At the culturally important corner of 23rd and Cherry
- Assembly of 7 parcels
- Former Cherry Hill Baptist Church site purchased from a townhouse developer
- Four parcels purchased from long- time CD business people
- Across the corner from the Garfield Superblock
- Site with persistent crime issues
- Last “undeveloped” corner on 23rd
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