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Seattle Mayor Unveils Plan to Enhance Housing Affordability, Community Livability

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Seattle's growth strategy, coupled with proposed zoning changes, aims to improve housing affordability, increase family-sized housing options, and foster vibrant communities, with a focus on transit-oriented development and the expansion of the housing capacity to 330,000 units.

Source: https://seattlemedium.com

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