Seattle’s new waterfront offers opportunities and challenges | Jon Talton
With 103 stories, and 73 Otis elevators, New York City’s 1,250-foot Empire State Building was completed in 1931, one of ...
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Real estate market not quite sold on Seattle’s new waterfront
Tourists aren’t the only ones buzzing over Seattle’s new waterfront. Restaurateurs, retailers and other entrepreneurs are also scrambling for a piece ...
Seattle’s housing needs defy easy fixes, but some are coming
Dense and appealing cities with diverse and high-end economies are expensive for homebuyers or renters. This is especially true in ...
Seattle’s affordable housing industry is in crisis. City faces tough choices
The Seattle Times’ Project Homeless is supported by Campion Foundation, Raikes Foundation and Seattle Foundation. The Seattle Times maintains editorial ...
Changes to Seattle’s renter laws likely to be proposed
For the last year, Councilmember Cathy Moore has been working on legislation to rewrite some of the city’s landlord-tenant laws ...
Seattle’s Other Monorail: Some Lessons for California
Economists have two favorite expressions: First, the phrase “Sunk costs are sunk costs” means that costs expended thus far are ...
Seattle’s only homeless RV parking lot makes way for pickleball complex
The Seattle Times’ Project Homeless is supported by Campion Foundation, Raikes Foundation and Seattle Foundation. The Seattle Times maintains editorial ...
Seattle’s Central District offers new walk through its ‘infamous’ history
Merlin Rainwater was, admittedly, “white, liberal, self-consciously anti-racist” when she moved to Seattle’s Central District in the 1980s and took ...
