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		<description><![CDATA[And how Portland and Seattle could play some serious catch-up. | Editor’s note: This article is Sightline’s very first from our new senior researcher, Dan Bertolet. We’re thrilled to have him on board to help both continue and expand our work pursuing smart solutions to our region’s big questions on housing and urban growth. Read his full bio here, and follow him on Twitter at @danbertolet. Cascadia&#8217;s three largest cities have all sworn themselves devotees of the accessory dwelling unit (ADU)&#8212;also known...]]></description>
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