Search Results
-
The Northwest Needs More Midsize Solar
-
How the Washington Legislature Burst the Housing Abundance Dam
-
UPDATED: 50 Housing Bills and How They Fared in Olympia
-
Washington Bill Would Boost In-law Apartments Throughout the State
-
The Vast Potential of Pairing Transit and Homes in Washington State
-
New Washington Bill Would Legalize More Homes and Businesses by Transit
-
Seven Reasons Washington Needs Middle Housing
-
Washington’s 2023 Middle Housing Bill, Explained
-
Sightline Institute’s Giving Tuesday Spotlights
Since 2020, Sightline’s Development team has focused Giving Tuesday, the national day of philanthropy, on highlighting organizations in our local communities. Guided by the principles of community-centric fundraising, we believe that Sightline’s mission of creating a global model of sustainability can only happen when the whole community is strong. In the list below, our staff has suggested some organizations that are close to their hearts. We hope that Sightline supporters...Read more » -
Troutdale Says Tax-Funded Housing Project Has a Problem: Too Many Homes
For years, the City of Troutdale, Oregon, has pushed other government agencies to force the people living in tents along nearby riverbanks to move somewhere else. Situated on the Columbia and Sandy rivers five miles east of Portland, the city of 16,400 that bills itself as the “gateway” to the spectacular Columbia Gorge has far more low-income residents than low-priced homes, according to a city-commissioned analysis. Zillow estimates that average monthly...Read more »