New homebuilding in Seattle is down ~90% since 2020. Fewer new homes mean tighter competition and higher rents to come. We've joined @sightline.org and others encouraging the Mayor + Council to update MHA. Our proposal (MHA 2.0): forseattle.substack.com/p/mha-20-a-b...

A teacher in Rainier Beach shouldn't have to commute from Tacoma. But that's the math right now. Our op-ed in The Seattle Times today on why Council should pass HOP, the Housing Opportunities legislation: www.seattletimes.com/opinion/seat... Agree? Tell City Council!: [email protected]

9 For Seattle members showed up on the mic at City Hall this AM to support Housing Opportunities (HOP) to ensure more homes are built sooner. For several, it was the first time giving public comment. We showed up because we believe Seattle can grow in a way that works for all.

Our first policy deep dive is live. Seattle's apartment permit pipeline has collapsed, down 88% from its 2020 peak. The Housing Opportunities legislation is one concrete fix. Here's what it does and how to push it forward. forseattle.substack.com/p/for-seattles-first-move-the-housing

We started For Seattle because Seattle often agrees on what it wants, but struggles to make it real. New post: who we are, what we're focused on, and how Year 1 unfolds. forseattle.substack.com