Growth Can Seattle finally make good on downtown bike lanes? Seattle isn't a leading bike city anymore, but can this help it get its title back? by Josh Cohen / July 30, 2018
Politics Why don’t Seattle renters know their rights? A new study has revealed a lack of knowledge around new tenant laws. A network of public and nonprofit entities are tasked with changing that. by Josh Cohen / July 27, 2018
Politics SDOT pushes equity as thousands more dockless bikes roll in City of Seattle officials hope new bike share regulations widen access in low-income areas and ease parking woes. by Josh Cohen / July 20, 2018
Growth After head tax repeal, new group emerges to fight homelessness The coalition includes businesses that opposed the head tax. by Josh Cohen / July 19, 2018
Growth As priced-out Seattleites flee, Tacoma's getting more expensive Market-weary house hunters are finding reprieve in the City of Destiny and they are bringing the high prices with them. by Josh Cohen / July 13, 2018
Growth Don’t call it a comeback, but condos are returning to Seattle Long dormant, the condo market finally shows signs of life. But who will be living in those towers? by Josh Cohen / July 10, 2018
Growth 5 ways to make Seattle traffic less terrible Could better buses, robot cars, more bikes or congestion taxing make a difference? by Josh Cohen / July 3, 2018
Growth Olympia wants to avoid Seattle's housing fate The city has proposed sweeping zoning changes to promote "missing middle" housing. by Josh Cohen / June 25, 2018
Growth State takes on housing and homelessness with 7 new laws The 2018 legislative session might have been one of the state’s most productive for housing and homelessness laws. by Josh Cohen / June 15, 2018
Growth Want a one-bedroom in Seattle? You'll need a $61K salary In King County, a one-bedroom apartment requires an hourly wage of $29.40, up from $24.02 a year earlier. by Josh Cohen / June 13, 2018
