Whats being built across from Grayland Park in downtown Puyallup? Heres what we know

Puyallup, WALocal News

In downtown Puyallup, the 2nd Street Apartments are set to rise at 201 Fifth Ave. NE, offering 24 market-rate apartments in a three-story building. Developer Dylan Huber, who owns Huber Properties LLC, has committed $7 million to this project, with an anticipated completion date in January 2026. The previously sunken site required substantial fill to level it with the street, demonstrating the challenges overcome to make this development possible. Huber is also eyeing another apartment project nearby, reflecting a broader trend of increasing multifamily housing options in Puyallup.

He highlights the advantages of the location, including proximity to the Sounder train line, which appeals to commuters seeking affordable housing in the South Sound area. The city’s need for new housing is underscored by its goal to add nearly 7,500 units by 2044, making this project timely and relevant. Huber plans to include amenities such as dog-walking areas and electric vehicle charging stations, enhancing the appeal of the apartments. As the local rental market averages around $1,975 per month, the project is positioned to address a critical housing shortage in the region.

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