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Region planning for 1.8 million more people by 2050

A new forecast shows the central Puget sound region will grow to nearly 6 million people by 2050.  That’s an average of about 55,000 more people per year. For comparison, over the last two years, the...

Puget Sound Trends presentation at New Elected Officials workshop - Jan 31, 2018

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Presentation to the newly elected officials workshop on January 31, 2018

LandUseVision2

City, County, FAZ, and Tract level data for the Land Use Vision (LUV) land use projection. Updated in 2017 for use in the RTP update.

Region added 59,700 jobs in 2017

The region’s strong economy continued to generate significant job growth in 2017, adding 59,700 jobs. The number of jobs is slightly more than the job gain of 59,400 in 2016, and marks the eighth...

New addition to the Foothills Trail opening

Fans of the Foothills Trail are invited to a ribbon cutting ceremony this Saturday to celebrate completion of a new section of the trail between South Prairie and Buckley.  The trail project included...

Survey: Affordability key factor in where people choose to live

A set of questions in PSRC’s 2017 Puget Sound Regional Travel Survey asked about why people choose to live where they do. Affordability topped the list for people who moved within the past five years...

Take a spin on Bellevue’s new bikeway

In lieu of a regular meeting, PSRC's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is having a bike tour on Tuesday, August 14 from 10 am to 12 pm. This year's bike tour is being hosted by the City of...

Stroll through Bothell

PSRC's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is hosting a walking tour to demonstrate best practices in design, learn about new projects and hear about lessons learned from implementation. This...

Total vehicle miles in region increase slightly

Total vehicle miles traveled (VMT) in the central Puget Sound region increased by half a percent in 2017, continuing a trend observed over the last few years. The uptick in total VMT is consistent...

Lynnwood completes missing link in Interurban Trail

Walkers and bikers celebrated the opening of a missing link on the Interurban Trail in Lynnwood today. The new separated trail section runs from South Lynnwood Park to 212th Street SW near 63rd...

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