Ryan Packer is a Contributing Editor at The Urbanist. They focus on transportation issues, urban design, and real estate, exploring the intersection of history and modern development to foster a vibrant, diverse Seattle. Ryan's work has been featured in The Urbanist and Environmental Health News.
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Seeing a street festival take over University Way NE through the heart of the U District is a common sight throughout most of the year.
Updated plans for the future RapidRide R bus line between Downtown Seattle and Rainier Beach released this week include only a few changes to previous
A new 20-unit apartment building in the Central District is set to make history as the first new development constructed by Seattle's three-year-old
The temperatures are dropping across Puget Sound this week but the weather is still great for getting outside, especially in the weeks before the time change and the full arrival of the Big Dark.
By: Ryan Packer
Changes to state law intended to broaden access to more affordable types of housing are reverberating in some unexpected places, including within Puget Sound's smallest jurisdictions.
Slow progress in advancing plans for the future of Aurora Avenue appears to be leading to mounting tensions between state legislators and the Seattle
By: Ryan Packer
Is the promise of connecting Ballard to the rest of Sound Transit's regional network on the ropes?
By: Ryan Packer
The property owners behind a potential cross-laminated timber highrise project in Downtown Seattle aren't shirking away in response to considerable pushback against their project – they're going taller.
A small number of cities across central Puget Sound are pulling along the entire region when it comes to keeping pace with long-term housing growth
By: Ryan Packer
At a special meeting Monday, the Seattle City Council unanimously approved two pieces of legislation targeting the issue of traffic safety, but
