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And the comp plan is already paying dividends.
Local developer Blueprint is proposing 4 mid sized units here in west seattle when they previously would have built 1 very large home + 2 very small homes.
A win for density and a win for family sized attainable homes!
Local developer Blueprint is proposing 4 mid sized units here in west seattle when they previously would have built 1 very large home + 2 very small homes.
A win for density and a win for family sized attainable homes!
December 17, 2025 at 7:31 PM
And the comp plan is already paying dividends.
Local developer Blueprint is proposing 4 mid sized units here in west seattle when they previously would have built 1 very large home + 2 very small homes.
A win for density and a win for family sized attainable homes!
Local developer Blueprint is proposing 4 mid sized units here in west seattle when they previously would have built 1 very large home + 2 very small homes.
A win for density and a win for family sized attainable homes!
Total game changer if this passes, will likely unlock thousands of homes that are now just vacant lots.
“If passed, the policy would go into effect January 1, 2026.”
“If passed, the policy would go into effect January 1, 2026.”
INBOX: “Mayor Bruce Harrell has proposed legislation designed to unlock housing and essential development in neighborhoods that lack utility infrastructure needed for growth.”
April 24, 2025 at 11:27 AM
Total game changer if this passes, will likely unlock thousands of homes that are now just vacant lots.
“If passed, the policy would go into effect January 1, 2026.”
“If passed, the policy would go into effect January 1, 2026.”