SEATTLE — Seattle’s newest homeless housing facility opened with promises of expanding shelter capacity for people experiencing chronic homelessness, but questions are emerging about why most of its units remain unoccupied a week after opening.
About 15 people are currently living at the Bayside Enhanced Shelter, which began operations on June 9 in Seattle’s Interbay neighborhood.
The facility, at 1551 W. Armory Way, is operated by the nonprofit Everyone Deserves Housing and features prefabricated units built by Everett-based Pallet Shelter…