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Tacoma’s Missing Middle Bet Pays Off: Permits Jump 39%, Units Surge 62% in First Year of Rezone
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Tacoma’s Missing Middle Bet Pays Off: Permits Jump 39%, Units Surge 62% in First Year of Rezone
Home In Tacoma is producing density gains even as building permits across the broader Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue region fall 17.3 percent year-over-year — a divergence that reframes the city as a regional outlier on housing supply. Tacoma’s gamble on missing middle housing is producing measurable results. Twelve months after the city’s sweeping Home In Tacoma zoning reform took effect in February 2025, permit applications are running 39 percent abo…
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