Seattle High-Rise Critics Slam 'Nonsensical' Permit Argument

By Rachel Riley · December 5, 2023, 9:11 PM EST

An attorney for two Seattle groups suing over the city's approval of a downtown waterfront high-rise told Washington state appellate judges on Tuesday that the developer's position was "totally nonsensical," arguing...

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