Seattle Can't Stop Building Luxury Apartments Like a Crackhead Can't Stop Hitting That Pipe

by Charles MudedeHomeless in Seattle, the socialist hellhole. Charles Mudede
Seattle Times' breakdown of the current construction boom is depressing. We are building apartments like never before, but almost exclusively for the luxury class—9,000 apartments are set to open this year alone in Seattle, and none of them are for people who earn working-class and even middle-class wages. The average rent of an apartment is currently $2,400, and so you need "to make $96,000 a year" not to be rent