HB 1096 and SB 5559 represent key steps toward increasing housing supply in Washington. HB 1096 requires local jurisdictions to establish a process for administrative lot splitting, while SB 5559 outlines procedures for unit lot subdivisions. Together, these laws lay the foundation for more flexible and affordable housing options across the state.
In this blog post, we discuss five issues you'll want to figure out before moving forward with the sale of your closely-held business. Deciding to sell your company is a major transition, and while the prospect of a successful exit is exciting, it's important to approach the process with a clear strategy and defensible positions.
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