Seattle Design Review: Public Statement & Program Recommendations Summary Seattle For Everyone, AIA Seattle, non-profit and private housing developers, land use attorneys, residents, and environmentalists have been meeting since November 2020 to discuss Seattle Design Review. This post, based on
2021 Seattle General Elections: Mayoral Questionnaire on Housing
in partnership with Mayoral Race: Lorena González & Bruce Harrell Question #1: While the city of Seattle continues to grow, more and more communities become at risk for displacement and gentrification. If elected, what programs and policies would you pursue
2021 Seattle General Elections: City Council (District 8), Questionnaire on Housing
in partnership with City Council District 8: Teresa Mosqueda & Kenneth Wilson Question #1: While the city of Seattle continues to grow, more and more communities become at risk for displacement and gentrification. If elected, what programs and policies would
2021 Seattle General Elections: City Council (District 9), Questionnaire on Housing
in partnership with City Council District 9: Nikkita Oliver & Sara Nelson Question #1: While the city of Seattle continues to grow, more and more communities become at risk for displacement and gentrification. If elected, what programs and policies would you
New Seattle Design Review Analysis Available from ECONorthwest
Over the last half year, Seattle for Everyone has been organizing conversations with a small group of architects, housing developers, land use attorneys, residents, environmentalists, and others who engage in Seattle’s Design Review process. An early takeaway from these workgroup
Introducing: King County for Everyone
Along with our partners, we are excited to announce the launch of King County for Everyone (KC4E), a related broad coalition network of organizations and individuals working to build a future where everyone, regardless of income level or background, has
Seattle Design Review: What it Is & Why it Matters
At its best, Seattle Design Review is a discretionary process reviewing the design of new mixed-use, multifamily, and commercial projects on top of other safety and environmental requirements. It is meant to increase civic participation and produce better built projects
Videos Available: “Common Barriers to Housing Across the Affordability Spectrum” & Richard Rothstein Town Hall!
We had two events last week in conjunction with Housing Development Consortium’s 2020 Affordable Housing Week (10-12-10/16). It is with great pleasure we now share the recordings from these events below for those that couldn’t attend or for those that
Shared Barriers to Housing: An Interactive Panel & Discussion (THR, 10/15 @ 1PM)
“Common Barriers to Housing Across the Affordability Spectrum” Join us on Thursday, October 15th from 1-2 PM for an interactive S4E panel, discussion, and Q&A with experts in housing development and land use law. This event will be in conjunction with
Richard Rothstein Town Hall: Join Us on October 12th at 7:30 PM
Join us for this virtual Town Hall event on Monday, October 12th @7:30 PM! The History of Housing Segregation Today: How the Legacy of Redlining Impacts Seattle’s Housing Crisis Learn more and register here As part of Housing Development Consortium‘s