by Luke Brennan
Over the last decade, Seattle and King County have taken various measures to support people living without permanent housing. In 2015, King County was investing $36 million a year to assist people living unhoused and at risk of becoming unhoused.
Despite these efforts, homelessness has been on the rise since 2010, with increasing rent prices as the likely culprit.
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