Two months after a nearly identical deal collapsed, Councilmember Dionne Foster has reintroduced a Mandatory Housing Affordability fee reduction — now branded the Housing Accelerator — that developers say could revive roughly 30 stalled projects as Seattle's permit pipeline slides to a fraction of its pandemic-era peak.
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