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Washington has taken another step toward increasing the supply of condominiums by removing legal and financial barriers for certain development projects. On March 9, 2026, Governor Ferguson signed House Bill 2304 into law, and it took effect on June 11, 2026. Rather than locking developers into the state’s default implied warranty scheme, HB 2304 expands…
Some Basic Principles to Help You Stay Current and Avoid Problems Although it would be nice, wills and other estate planning documents are often not a “one-and-done” exercise. The documents are signed, neatly organized, tucked away someplace secure, and then life goes on. But the one constant in life is change, and it’s important to…
Overview Washington State’s slew of recent housing legislation has fundamentally changed how residential property may be developed in cities like Bellingham. In an effort to address housing shortages and affordability, the Legislature has required cities to allow increased residential density in areas that were historically limited to single‑family homes. While these changes create real opportunities…
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