Developers are laying the groundwork for a second 65-foot-tall mixed residential-retail building in Tacoma’s Proctor District. If community reaction to this project is anything like its cousin a few blocks north, Proctor Station at North 28th and Proctor streets, it’s bound to attract controversy. Like Proctor Station, this development has about 140 apartments, is six stories tall with internal parking for residents and includes a ground-floor retail component. Preliminary documents from Rush Development Co. of Gig Harbor call the development Proctor South, although Rush representatives said the name will change. As of last year, the company and business partners Bill Evans and Erling Kuester had bought several properties on the block north of Metropolitan Market at North Proctor and 25th streets.
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