A new 72-unit complex in Twisp will have the same architectural style as another complex being built in Colville by Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington. Image courtesy of Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington.

Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington’s (CCEW) plans for Skylstad Family Haven, the development planned for the orchard behind Hank’s, has increased to 72 apartments instead of the original 48 so that they can recoup their costs.

Plans include adding 24 apartments at market rates in addition to 48 units of affordable housing. Alex Reynolds, Vice President of Housing Outcomes for CCEW, said all units would be apartments, not town homes.

Purchase of the property behind…

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