By Seth Sommerfeld The continual influx of new tech jobs coming to Seattle has simultaneously put stress on the housing market over the past decade and led to a development boom. But judging by rebounding rental rates and apartment vacancies in 2019, the market appears to be properly meeting the demand. And according to real […]
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