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More Seattle Renters are Heading for the Suburbs

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By Brittan Jenkins After the housing crisis nearly ten years ago, renters began to migrate to more urban areas, or so it seemed. But a new report from RENTCafe shows that wasn’t quite the case. During a five-year period from 2011 through 2015, researchers analyzed Census ACS data and found that suburban areas were actually […]

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