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One Non-profit’s Perspective on the Affordable Housing Crisis in Seattle

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By Jack Stubbs “Now we’ve got all the people moving to the city, and [with] the high wage jobs and the pressure that that creates in the real estate market…there’s nothing left at the bottom of the market,” said Susan Boyd, CEO at Bellwether Housing, an organization that provides affordable housing throughout the city of […]

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