Puget Sound Trends

Last Updated: 
Aug 3, 2018

Exploring data trends in the central Puget Sound region.  

People walking in downtown Seattle
3rd Avenue in downtown Seattle

Improving fish passage along state roads

The share of fish passage barriers corrected by the Washignton State Department of Transportation has grown from 3% in 2000 to nearly 17% in 2018.
 

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Demographic Trends

Aug 2019 - Regional Population Trends
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Aug 2019 - Regional Population Trends (spreadsheet)
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May 2019 - Housing Affordability
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Nov 2018 - "Missing Middle" Housing in the Region
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Apr 2018 - Aging Population
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Apr 2018 - Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Central Puget Sound Region
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Oct 2017 - Residential Building Permits
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Jun 2014 - Fair Housing in the Central Puget Sound Region
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Economic Trends

March 2018 - Region added 59,700 jobs in 2017
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May 2017 - Jobs Grow at Brisk Pace in First Quarter of 2017
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Feb 2017 - Region Added About 60,000 Jobs in 2016
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Jul 2015 - Industrial Land Supply in the Central Puget Sound Region
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Transportation Trends

Oct 2019 - State-Owned Fish Passage Corrections are Increasing
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Sep 2019 - Ferry Ridership
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Aug 2019 - Growth Continues at Sea-Tac Airport
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April 2019 - Strong Transit Ridership in 2018
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Mar 2019 - Robust Growth Continues at Sea-Tac Airport
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Jan 2019 - Driving Alone to Work Continues to Decline
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Dec 2018 - Travel Time to Work
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Sept 2018 - Sea-Tac Airport: Passenger and Air Cargo Activity
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Aug 2018 - Vehicle Miles Traveled
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Jun 2018 - Region Leads Nation in Transit Boarding Growth
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