City Considers Conversion Fine

Posted on September 20 2007

While the State seems unable to agree on a conversion bill, the Seattle City Council is taking baby steps to assist low-income tenants. Earlier this week, the council’s Housing, Human Services and Health Committee moved forward Bill 116022 that would fine developers $100 per unit per day if they fail to provide notice to low-income tenants that they are entitled to a $500 relocation assistance payment.

Seattle has seen a proliferation of condo conversions the past few years. Since 2004, approximately 3% of the city’s apartment inventory has been converted.

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Ben Kakimoto - who has written 460 posts on The Seattle Condo Blog.

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