By Jack Stubbs Over the last several years, microhousing has become an increasingly appealing product type within Seattle’s multifamily sector, which, much like the commercial and industrial markets, continues to recover following the still-ongoing coronavirus pandemic. While demand for some building types lagged in 2021, last year also demonstrated the resiliency of microhousing in particular. […]
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