Does Seattle need to build upward? Bill Radke looks at the debate over changing Seattle's zoning laws to allow for more apartments, condos and town homes, and fewer single-family houses.... Bill Radke Adwoa Gyimah-Brempong
Homeless people also want to know where Seattle's money is going With Seattle adding tens of millions of dollars to fight homelessness, people around the city want to know: Is that money being spent effectively?... David Hyde
Does everyone deserve to live in Seattle? Because that's what we're talking about Is Seattle the sort of place where, if you can’t afford it, there’s no room for you? Carolyn Adolph
Developers are building affordable housing in Seattle – very, very slowly Three years ago, the city told developers: You can either pay into a fund or build affordable housing units yourselves. Anna Boiko-Weyrauch
Seattle's Fair Chance Housing law faces a lawsuit from landlords Bill Radke talks about the lawsuit against the city over the recently passed ordinance that prohibits landlords from screening some rental applicants... Bill Radke Alison Bruzek
This corner won't have light rail but it could get affordable housing Nonprofit developers plan to build more than 300 affordable apartments in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood. The project is slated to go on surplus land... Kate OConnell
The Russians are going Yesterday afternoon in Madison Park, you may have seen an unusual breaking and entering. U.S. State Department officials drilled through the locks on... Adwoa Gyimah-Brempong Paige Browning Bill Radke
Cost of doing business? Seattle considers employee head tax Seattle has an affordability and housing problem, and the City Council is considering asking businesses to chip in. A proposal in the works would tax... Jason Pagano
Homeless, and now campless, in Seattle's Ravenna neighborhood Charlie Blackwood was running off three hours of sleep and seven cups of coffee when he packed up his belongings. He had been living with seven other... John Ryan Megan Farmer
Own a house in Seattle? It might have a racist past In 1965, Ralph and Elaine Hayes tried to put a down payment on a friend's home in Ravenna. "And in April of '66 the United Federal Savings Bank, I think... Ann Dornfeld
