A Vancouver developer is revising its plans for a five-story, 77-unit apartment complex on 1.6 acres in the Walnut Grove neighborhood.
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Source: The Columbian
Developer scales back plans for apartment complex off 58th Street after Vancouver council rejects original plan
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