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The Struggle to Save Seattle’s Urban Trees in the Face of Development
In a changing Seattle, efforts are underway to measure and preserve our leafy canopy.
Not all neighborhoods have the same amount of tree canopy; some south-end areas have as little as 6 percent, while those in the north, such as Fremont pictured here, have a much higher percentage.
10 Game-Changing Policies and Drivers Affecting Development in the Puget Sound
William Hillis, Broker & Research Editor at Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty breaks down what this means for the future of Seattle and its surroundings.
Sponsored by Realogics, Inc. Perhaps it’s living together in a place of such abundant beauty and economic opportunity that brings out so many competing ideas about what our city and the region should look like, how people should live and commute, and what powers government should exert. Together with ever-greater diversity, attitudes on these matters in…
Millennials Do Want to Own Homes in Seattle, But Can They?
How a progressive mortgage lender is catering to the city's unique real estate micro-climate to make homeownership possible.
Sponsored by Realogics, Inc. The assumption that Millennials prefer renting is a myth, according to a recently released 2017 Zillow Group Report on consumer housing trends. Of the 13,000 consumers surveyed nationally, 42-percent were looking to buy their first home. These topics were discussed during the University of Washington Rundstad Center for Real Estate Studies that…
Most Influential Seattleites of 2017: Seattle Times’ Justin Mayo and Mike Baker
Seattle Magazine presents the Most Influential Seattleites of 2017.
In an era of “fake” news, Justin Mayo (left) and Mike Baker demonstrated the ongoing importance and power of in-depth reporting in their investigative series “Quantity of Care.”
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