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Seattle Launches $5MM Program to Help Legacy Homeowners Build ADUs

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Backed by a $5 million HUD grant, Seattle's planning department is building consultants, a debt-free co-development pilot, and an updated property-lookup tool to help lower-income homeowners act on the four-to-six-unit density HB 1110 now guarantees on their lots. Seattle's Office of Planning and Community Development is rolling out a package of consultants, co-development financing and […]

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