Posts tagged Multi-Family Housing
Is Transit-Oriented Development the Key to Solving Seattle’s Affordable Housing Crisis?
Is Transit-Oriented Development the Key to Solving Seattle’s Affordable Housing Crisis?

As a recent Seattle Times article proclaims, “Sound Transit rail stations could help solve our housing crisis,” as each new LINK light rail station will afford the opportunity “to create vibrant, walkable mixed-use communities with significant amounts of new housing and reduced dependence on automobiles.” The $60 billion investment in improving transit and building new infrastructure to support the expanding light rail system marks the largest transit investment in the history of our region, and as the Times points out, “by 2040 we will have light rail connecting Everett to Tacoma and Seattle to Redmond and Issaquah,” which will provide unprecedented and seamless connections around the Seattle metro region.

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Real Estate Trends, ConstructionRSIR Digital TeamSeattle Times, Sound Transit, LINK Light Rail, Public Transit, Kent/Des Moines Station, University of Washington, New Development, Multi-Family Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, University of Delaware, Seattle, Puget Sound
Seattle Undergoes Rare Inventory Increase with Relief Expected on the Horizon Amidst a Flurry of New Condominium Projects in the Pipeline
Seattle Undergoes Rare Inventory Increase with Relief Expected on the Horizon Amidst a Flurry of New Condominium Projects in the Pipeline

The Seattle area real estate market is in dire need of home inventory and some relief has come for buyers, as the Northwest Multiple Listing Service reported that real estate brokers added 14,524 new listings to the market in May, which was the first time this figure has topped 14,000 since May 2008.

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Real Estate TrendsEddie ChangSeattle, Seattle Times, Rental, KODA Condominiums, New Development, Multi-Family Housing, NWMLS