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If you are a landlord, owner, or property manager in the Seattle area, you should know about upcoming utility price increases over the next few years.

Today’s generations are all about “self-care and socially share”, and communities of every size and description are capitalizing on that fact,...

The answer is yes...

Employers can continue to require employees wear a face covering, regardless of vaccination status.

Councilmember Kshama Sawant recently proposed an extended ban on evictions pegged to the school year.

Governor Inslee announced Washington will fully reopen by June 30, 2021, if not sooner when the state reaches a 70% vaccination threshold.

We found 91.5% of statewide apartment homes made a full or partial payment by March 31, 2021.

A week from Monday, April 5, the legislature must pass policy legislation, or it is considered dead for this legislative session.

New data released by King County shows that while the breadth of people behind on rent is historically high, the depth of the challenge may not be...

2020 will certainly be a year to remember, and a year to forget.

You’ve probably seen Jim Winskill or Erin Brewster at a WMFHA event in the past year. But did you ever stop to find out how Catchall Environmental...

The intense pressures of COVID-19 have exacerbated domestic and family violence, along with addiction and mental health challenges.