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City Reflects on Seattle's Affordable Housing Progress in 2019 - The Urbanist

By A Mystery Man Writer

Our city is facing a housing crisis. Before the onset of the pandemic, when the economy was humming and jobs were bountiful, we had thousands of our neighbors sleeping on the streets in the shadows of new office buildings and the doorways of new chic restaurants. We had thousands kept awake at nigh with the

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