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City Reflects on Seattle’s Affordable Housing Progress in 2019

Natalie Bicknell - May 29, 2020

The M Tower, the first highrise out of the gates after the U District was rezoned in 2017, rises in the background of this shot of The Ave at NE 50th St. (Photo by Doug Trumm)

We Can Rezone The Ave While Preserving Its Historic Character

Progressives like Scott, Sawant, Strauss, and Lewis are Winning the Housing Debate, Opponents Are Making Stuff Up

Plan Cities for the Working Class not for Real Estate Tycoons, Sam Stein Urges in ‘Capital City’

Mayor Durkan Signs into Law Mandatory Housing Affordability Rezoning 27 Urban Villages

How We Got Here: A (Brief) History of Mandatory Housing Affordability...

Natalie Bicknell - March 18, 2019

Mayor Durkan and Councilmember Herbold Each Propose Anti-Displacement Strategies

Stephen Fesler - February 21, 2019

No Backsliding: MHA Upzones Are a Crucial Step to Tackle the...

Doug Trumm and Ryan Packer - February 21, 2019

Mosqueda, González, and Juarez Push for Bigger MHA Rezones Amid Amendment...

Stephen Fesler - February 14, 2019

New Legislation Offers a Flexible Approach to Tackling Washington’s Housing...

Natalie Bicknell - February 8, 2019

S-Campus Shows Seattle’s Industrial Land Use Policies Need a Reset

Mike Eliason - January 7, 2019

On-Site Affordable Housing Is a Trend in Seattle’s Early MHA Results

Stephen Fesler - July 26, 2018

Wonkabout Washington: Tacoma Passes Inclusionary Zoning for Mall Area

Futurewise - June 21, 2018