I’ve been busy enough lately that I missed my usual 6:30 post. So I’m going to cheat a bit. A year ago I wrote a post at Forbes that I think is just as relevant today as it was then. Too many rules, regulation, and process means more expensive housing. That’s why mandatory inclusionary zoning […]
Branding itself as Seattle for Everyone, a coalition of various supporters of the so-called “Grand Bargain” sent a very interesting letter to Councilmember Mike O’Brien. The Grand Bargain, you’ll remember, is an agreement that was struck between some developers, non-profits, and the City to impose mandatory inclusion of rent restricted housing in all new housing […]
Yesterday I wrote about some misconstrued housing unit demolition data and how Knute Berger used the data to make the usual case about Seattle’s growth paving over our status quo paradise. I called Berger out on Facebook. But rather than retrench and defend, Berger took the high road and explained the data and the graphic was […]