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Keeping the Emerald City Green: As Development Booms, City Launches Initiative to Preserve Municipal Golf Courses, Some of Seattle’s Last Remaining Open Space

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By Meghan Hall The city of Seattle has grown tremendously in the past 100 years, from 276,000 in 1916, to nearly 725,000 in 2018. The explosion of its population in conjunction with an economic upswing has in turn caused developers to jump into the commercial real estate market, ushering in a new era of infill […]

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