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Seattle’s Apartment Boom Skipped Families, With Only 14.5% of Rentals Offering Three or More Bedrooms

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A Berkadia analysis of Seattle's rental stock finds the metro has spent its building cycle on studios and one-bedrooms, leaving renter families to compete for a shrinking slice of two-, three- and four-bedroom apartments that command steep premiums when they reach the market at all.

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