By Jack Stubbs Over the past several years, condo development in Seattle has been relatively stagnant, with many developers—and potential tenants—having opted for apartments instead. However, it could be that things are about to change. Experts in the condo development market hold different views about whether the trends that characterized this cycle are indicative of […]
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