Advocacy

There are a plethora of city council races happening all over the state, but for my candidate profile this month, I want to focus on Jon Pascal,...

The RHAWA Government Affairs Team is once again updating you on the recent pieces of legislation being discussed at the local level. As you...

Federal policy can have a large impact on state policy, and housing in Washington is affected by what happens in the other Washington. I sat down...

So, I wrote an article last month about many of the local races to watch during this odd year election. These odd year elections don’t come...

Mayor Ferrell is currently running for his third term in the top job for the city of Federal Way. Ferrell helped oversee the city’s change...

Beginning January 1, 2026, rental housing providers across Washington will be required to abide by a maximum rent increase percentage of 9.683%, as...

If you have driven through Issaquah, then you have seen properties owned and operated by Rowley Properties. Whether they are commercial,...

In an era when housing providers face mounting regulations, narrowing margins, and a cultural climate increasingly skeptical of private ownership,...

With the dust settling from the year’s legislative session, election and fundraising season is now in full swing. For readers who are not...

the short list of city & county council races as well as pivotal state senate special elections. With the primary election coming up in the...

Now that the deadline to file has passed for anyone wishing to run for office, we have a good sense of what the field will look like for this...

The provisions of HB 1217 require the Department of Commerce to publish the annual rent increase limit in accordance with City of Seattle's CPI...