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Seattle’s Deepest Housing Need Is Also Its Hardest to Build, Says Community Roots CEO

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As King County's 2026 income limits inch upward, the gap between minimum-wage earners and the units they can afford keeps widening. The math facing Seattle's lowest-income renters is getting harder, not easier. King County's area median income limits ticked up for 2026, but the modest increase does little to close a structural gap that leaves […]

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