Joshua McNichols is a Reporter at KUOW Public Radio. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, social issues, and regional interest, with a focus on North America and LATAM. Joshua's work has been featured in WBUR, WFDD Public Radio, and KUOW Public Radio.
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Joshua McNichols shows a strong focus on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-driven reporting in the real estate industry within Seattle and Washington state. He frequently covers articles related to housing, city development, urban planning, and technology with an emphasis on sustainability.
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By: Joshua Mcnichols
The Georgetown Steam Plant used to generate power for Seattle's trolley system. Now, it's serving as a source of inspiration for arts organizations.
By: Joshua Mcnichols
Washington has a lot of wealthy residents. But much of their wealth isn't taxed by the state. At least, it wasn’t, until the capital gains tax came along a couple years ago. Now, there's an initiative on the ballot to repeal it.
By: Joshua Mcnichols
Brian Heywood spent millions of dollars of his own money to get four initiatives on the ballot. Three out of four of them were failing Tuesday night.
1 of 2 In November 2024, the Seattle City Council began considering a local capital gains tax, modeled after the statewide capital gains tax. The move comes shortly after voters rejected a state ban on capital gains taxes.
In November 2024, the Seattle City Council began considering a local capital gains tax, modeled after the statewide capital gains tax. The move comes shortly after voters rejected a state ban on capital gains taxes.
By: Joshua McNichols
The Seattle skyline at night, with I-5 running through downtown.
Seattle will use money originally earmarked for affordable housing to plug a $250 million hole in the city’s budget.
Tickets to pro sports in Seattle will put a dent in your budget. A seat at a Seahawks game could cost you $260. So why do they cost so much?
By: Joshua Mcnichols
Sports ticket prices have risen 50% faster than inflation. And prices in Seattle are higher than average. KUOW's Booming looked into why, and what you can do about it.
By: Joshua McNichols
Many Seattle metro area residents incurred unexpected costs from staying in hotels and repairing property damage caused by last month’s windstorm.
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