Habitat for Humanity of Seattle-King & Kittitas Counties (SKC) has built a new community on Capitol Hill in Seattle. The five-story condo building will be home to 13 first-time homeowners on Saturday. Habitat for Humanity SKC CEO Brett D’Antonio says the building is a first for the organization and a great way to bring the neighborhood together. “When most people think about Habitat, they think about volunteers swinging a hammer and they think about single-family homes,” D'Antonio said. He says home ownership is becoming out of reach for more and more buyers across King County. The new project is the first of Habitat’s mid-rise style buildings to be completed and features 13 condominiums that will house qualified individuals and families living under 80% of the area's median income. “This gives people a chance at homeownership in the city where they work and the kids go to school,” says D’Antonio. READ THE FULL STORY HERE: https://www.king5.com/article/money/economy/habitat-for-humanity-low-income-condo-building-seattle/281-a905857b-5e5f-42b8-a82b-1efdb661a62f