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Looking ahead to 2020’s real estate market
City of Seattle taking pre-approved DADU design submissions

The City of Seattle has released its submission guide for crafting pre-approved detached accessory dwelling unit designs, the selected plans to eventually be offered to homeowners as a cheaper and quicker option for constructing backyard cottages in single-family lots.
Office of Housing invests in District 3 affordable developments

District 3 affordable housing projects in the pipeline are closer to being realized after securing funding through the Seattle Office of Housing’s $110 million investment package this year, which is expected to create 1,944 new rental units in the next few years.
A look at the fall real estate market
Changing of the leaves and the autumn real estate market
MyKabin streamlining process for constructing backyard cottages

Seeing an opportunity to streamline the process for constructing backyard cottages next to single-family homes as the City of Seattle was developing less restrictive land-used codes to encourage building more detached accessory dwelling units, Tom Todaro and Clint Jones started MyKabin a year ago. Madison Valley residents Dr. Ronnie and Wendy Cunningham's unit is the first to be completed.
Strong sales in fall forecast
Gardenia: a tropical fragrance for the Pacific Northwest
Velmeir responds to The Madison remands

Seven months after a decision by Deputy Hearing Examiner Barbara Ehrlichman, Velmeir Properties has issued responses to two remanded issues connected to its proposed Madison Valley mixed-use development.
Don't believe the hype

Reading the doom-and-gloom headlines about Seattle’s real estate market is an echo of what happened this exact time last year — it’s like wash, rinse, repeat. You have to look at the data and understand consumer behavior to know that right now we’re far from experiencing a housing crash.
The Central earns King County grant to become African Diaspora Hub

As the Central Area Senior Center continues to work with the City of Seattle to acquire the property it has operated in for more than 50 years, executive director Dian Ferguson is celebrating a large grant from King County to establish The Central as an innovative African Diaspora Hub.
Midtown Center coming down

Demolition of the Midtown Center superblock in the Central District started in late August. Excavation work for a new seven-story, three-building apartment and retail development expected to begin in early September.
Bing's closes suddenly in Madison Park

Popular neighborhood hub Bing’s abruptly closed its doors earlier this week, and the restaurant space is now on the market for a new business to take its place.
Capitol Hill Housing updates community on LGBTQ-affirming senior housing project

Capitol Hill Housing will submit an application to Seattle’s Office of Housing next month for funding to move forward with plans for the city’s first LGBTQ-affirming affordable senior housing development.
New accessory dwelling unit legislation in Seattle
Judge rules in favor of Save Madison Valley

King County Superior Court Judge John Ruhl has changed his order to dismiss Save Madison Valley’s land-use petition, this time dismissing the case on the grounds the court lacks the authority to provide review at this time.
Madison Park real estate market heating up
More guidance for Africatown Plaza

Africatown Community Land Trust and a cadre of architects checked three design concepts with the Central Area community on Tuesday, with the potential for elements from each to be incorporated into plans for a new affordable housing development in the neighborhood.
Madison Park Home & Garden Tour supports McGilvra PTA

Madison Park Home & Garden Tour-ists got their steps in during the annual fundraising event on June 9, raising more than $5,000 to support McGilvra Elementary students.
Judge grants Save Madison Valley's request to dismiss land-use petition

King County Superior Court Judge John Ruhl has accepted a motion by Save Madison Valley to dismiss its own land-use petition challenging redevelopment plans for the City People’s Garden Store site on East Madison Street.

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