By Brittan Jenkins Seattle’s apartment market has been hot, with new construction popping up everywhere and more cranes in the skyline than anywhere else in the United States but even with all this new construction and even more multifamily housing in the pipeline, could apartment buildings be struggling to fill their units? In a competitive […]
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