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Accessory Dwelling Units Becoming Increasingly More Popular Across Pacific Northwest

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By Brittan Jenkins Seattle’s housing affordability plight has remained a hot topic of conversation as the city is becoming more expensive and less affordable. Especially in the Puget Sound region, challenges in building housing to accommodate future growth have resulted in many owners of single family residences building separate accessory dwelling units (AUD), or mother-in-law […]

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