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Tacoma’s Missing Middle Bet Pays Off: Permits Jump 39%, Units Surge 62% in First Year of Rezone

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Home In Tacoma is producing density gains even as building permits across the broader Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue region fall 17.3 percent year-over-year — a divergence that reframes the city as a regional outlier on housing supply. Tacoma's gamble on missing middle housing is producing measurable results. Twelve months after the city's sweeping Home In Tacoma zoning reform […]

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