Ryan Packer is a Contributing Editor at The Urbanist. They focus on transportation issues, mobility as a service, and real estate development, drawing on Seattle's history to advocate for a vibrant and diverse urban environment. Ryan's work has been featured in The Urbanist and Environmental Health News.
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Seattle is buzzing these days thanks to increased activity from the FIFA Men's World Cup, with pedestrian-oriented places across downtown and the broader city seeing major influxes of crowds.
The momentum behind the idea of removing a redundant stretch of state highway that divides one of Seattle's most diverse neighborhoods got a big boost this week.
By: Ryan Packer
The Bellevue City Council gave the green light Tuesday to enact speed limit reductions across a wide swath of the city's arterial road network.
The Sound Transit Board of Directors voted Thursday to authorize a pair of contracts targeting the West Seattle Link Extension , fulfilling a promise
No one expected the first transition of a new King County Executive in 16 years to go off without a few bumps along the road.
By: Ryan Packer
Tuning in cold to a public hearing Wednesday morning at the Seattle City Council's Land Use Committee, you might have walked away confused and
By: Ryan Packer
Clyde Hill, the Eastside city of 3,000 tucked in between Medina and Bellevue, has a budget problem.
By: Ryan Packer
For years, Issaquah has been trying to spur development in its central core, an area dominated by big box stores and surface parking.
By: Ryan Packer
On Wednesday, officials with King County and the City of Kirkland celebrated the grand opening of the Eastside's newest permanent supportive housing facility in the former South Kirkland La Quinta Inn.
By: Ryan Packer
As Sound Transit was dominating headlines this spring due to a budget-shortfall-triggered realignment of transit expansion plans across Puget
