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Lakewood Towne Center apartment project is focus of public hearing this month

Tacoma, WALocal News

The City of Lakewood is set to hold a public hearing on January 24, 2025, to gather feedback on the Lakewood Towne Center Apartments Master Planned Development. The ambitious project proposes the construction of 309 market-rate housing units, which will be divided between a five-story elevator-serviced building and seven three-story garden-style buildings. This development is strategically located adjacent to the Lakewood Towne Center and will require the demolition of the existing Barnes & Noble bookstore. According to reports, the bookstore is slated to relocate to the former Dressbarn location within the shopping center, allowing for continued retail presence in the area. The proposed development will also incorporate over 40,000 square feet of common open space, more than 473 on-site parking stalls, and a variety of amenities for residents to enjoy.

The developer responsible for this project is Alliance Residential, based in Seattle. Community engagement is encouraged, with options to attend the hearing in person or via Zoom for broader participation. For those wishing to provide input, details on how to submit comments and access the meeting online are available on the city’s website.

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