By Meghan Hall Seattle’s economic boom has come with many positives, but the city’s growth has also had its drawbacks. As the region has grown, development has struggled to keep pace, and the cost of housing continues to rise rapidly. Historically, the City of Seattle has frowned upon the creation of co-living-type projects, passing legislation […]
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