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Subject Liberty & Law: A housing affordability law that makes housing more expensive
Date February 22, 2023 8:32 PM
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ZONING AND AFFORDABILITY

Seattle’s Affordable Housing Ordinance Makes Housing Unaffordable

In the name of housing affordability, Seattle won’t let people construct a home on their own property unless they either pay an exorbitant fee or build additional housing they do not want and will not use. Lifelong resident Anita Adams wants to build a house for her family, but cannot receive a building permit unless she first deposits $77,000 into the city’s “affordable housing” fund. So, IJ filed a case against Seattle on Anita’s behalf, seeking to strike down the city's extortionate conditions on housing development.

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