Housing
All articles tagged "Housing"
Have You Voted Yet?
We’re Deciding on Social Housing Tomorrow, and Only 16 Percent of Registered King County Voters Have Returned Their Ballots
We’re Deciding on Social Housing Tomorrow, and Only 16 Percent of Registered King County Voters Have Returned Their Ballots
Andrea Suarez Wants to Go Backwards on Homelessness
Why the Treatment First Approach, Beloved by Republicans, Is Dead Wrong
The City Council Has Time to Put Social Housing Payroll Tax on the November Ballot
But Will the Do-Nothing Council Break a Sweat to Do It?
Mayor Harrell's Plan to Convert Office Buildings into Apartments Is a Big Distraction
Our Supposedly Broke City Wants to Throw Money at Developers to Make Even More Unaffordable Apartments
Seattle’s Experiencing a Millionaire, Centimillionaire, and Billionaire Boom
You'd Think That Would Make the City Richer. It Doesn't.
Seattle’s Winter and School-Year Eviction Moratoriums Could Be on the Chopping Block
Big-Time Landlord Asks Council to Exclude Renters with Income from Historic Protections
Time in Tent City
Tony Sparks's New Book Tent City, Seattle Offers Valuable Participatory Research of Life in a Sanctioned Homeless Encampment
Seattle City Council Kills Affordable Housing Development Incentive Package
Council Member Tammy Morales Won't Vilify Her Colleagues, but I Will!
Why Urbanism Failed
Spoiler: Capitalism Killed It
Target of “Landlord Lives Matter” Protest Speaks Out About Bullying Amid Eviction Case
Landlord Claims Tenant Is Exploiting the System, Tenant Says He’s Going Through the Proper Legal Channels
Seattle Should Be Proud That It Has the Country's Highest Minimum Wage
But It’s Still Not Enough for Most People to Make Ends Meet
How the Drama of Beacon Hill's World-Famous Homeless Landlord Ended
This Story Is Messy as Fuck
Many Blame Last Night’s Rainier Mall Fire on the Homeless
Because It’s Far Easier to Hate Those Who Have Nothing than Those Who Have Everything
David Byrne’s Reasons to Be Cheerful Is Exactly the Kind of Progressivism That Tanked in Seattle
Or: How Talking Heads Are the Soundtrack of Gentrification
Can a Black Person Be a NIMBY?
Does It Matter?
White People Don't Need Safe Seattle; Black People Need Black Legacy Homeowners Network
The Seattle-Based Project Was Started by Local Activist Chukundi Salisbury
The Problem with Proving, Again and Again, That Seattle and Portland Are Not Dying
When the Left and Right Keep Debating, the Real Causes of the Homeless Crisis Are Never Addressed
Seattle City Council Kills Rent Control Trigger Law
For Fear of Stifling Development, City Council Stifles Anti-Capitalist Rent Control
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