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Property Watch: A Faithfully Converted Church Turned Townhouse

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By Zoe Sayler
| Seattle Met Verified
Seattle is more secular than ever. While 44 percent of Seattleites identify as Christian, an equal portion claims no religious affiliation, per a recent study from Pew Research Center. (Portland’s the only city that can compete.) Only about 17 percent of Seattle residents report attending church weekly, compared with 25 percent in 2014. Which raises a question: Without a churchgoing population, what happens to all the churches?
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How to Dress for Seattle’s Unpredictable Spring

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By Zoe Sayler
| Seattle Met Verified
Image: Carlton Canary and Michelle Lateste No one accuses Seattleites of being overdressed unless we’re wrapped in Gore-Tex on a clear blue day or, god forbid, carrying an umbrella through a drizzle. But we can blame most of our fashion faux pas on our region’s befogging weather. When even the sunniest spring forecast could devolve into a deluge, clinging to techwear like a kid with a blanket makes perfect sense. So does donning jean shorts and Birkenstocks the moment temperatures clear 60 degrees.
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Property Watch: A Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Duplex

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By Zoe Sayler
| Seattle Met Verified
In an era when five-year plans feel like a pipe dream, the “forever home” concept has taken a hit. And Washington appears especially flighty: The state has one of the largest constituencies of short-tenured homeowners, with 31 percent having lived in their current home for five years or less. Whether that’s the result of Seattle’s super-hot market or its rain-soaked existential dread, this home’s flexible approach to stability has timeless appeal.
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