Since 2010, Seattle has added more than 100,000 new residents — but you may not be able to tell by looking around at the housing stock in most of the city.
According to a report from the Seattle Planning Commission released this week, nearly all of those residents have been absorbed into areas zoned for multifamily living, including the mixed-use “Urban Villages” that the city has targeted for increased density over the past few years.
Image: In this Dec. 13, 2017, photo, a man walks dogs through a single-family neighborhood dotted with bungalows and stately Craftsman homes in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson) - https://nextcity.org
