Taller buildings are heading for Seattle’s South Lake Union and downtown areas, as the Seattle City Council passed on Monday a unanimous upzone, allowing developers to build even higher. But the additional height comes with one primary stipulation, more affordable housing units. Developers will either have to create a certain number of affordable housing units […]
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