Tenants sue over mandatory Seattle rental inspections The City of Seattle is facing a class-action lawsuit over the way it inspects rental housing units. At issue: people's privacy at home.
Seattle home prices are dropping, but not enough for most buyers Kim Malcolm talks with Seattle Times reporter Mike Rosenberg about why the Seattle area is leading the nation in home price decreases.
Seattle was ‘asleep at the switch’ when Amazon started, says King County exec Seattle struggled with homelessness. As Amazon grew, people started sleeping in tents and vehicles all over Seattle. And the cost of services to them was exploding.
Amazon's HQ2 (and 3) could mean big changes for Seattle's housing market Kim Malcolm talks with Redfin chief economist Daryl Fairweather about how Amazon's big plans will affect Seattle's housing market.
Why is affordable housing nearly impossible to find on the San Juan Islands? Kim Malcolm talks with Lisa Byers about the lack of affordable housing in San Juan County.
Really big tents: a possible solution for Seattle homelessness Kim Malcolm talks with Seattle city councilmember Teresa Mosqueda about why she supports the idea of using large tents as a way to provide temporary shelter for homeless people in Seattle.
Signs of a cooling market: Home prices are down in Central Seattle A new report by Northwest Multiple Listing Service shows housing prices are still going up, but not as fast as they were a year ago.
All Things Considered The American Dream: One Block Can Make All The Difference Is geography destiny? It goes against the core idea of the American dream, but a new online data tool says where you were born and raised actually makes a huge difference — down to the very block.
New rules give affordable housing developers first crack at surplus city properties. Advocates want those rules retroactively applied to a mega-block in Amazon's neighborhood.
