By Meghan Hall In the midst of Seattle’s explosive growth, city officials have taken to weighing all options in order to provide additional housing options—especially for those entering the tight middle market. In 2016, the Seattle City Council presented a proposal that would encourage homeowners to build backyard cottages and basement units to provide more […]
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