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Living in a commercial/industrial zoned property?
Hi!
I am looking into buying a small commercial/industrial building for a business plan I am starting out. Some of the properties I have looked at are advertised as having a zoning of mixed use residential/commercial, for example, zoning DMC 240/290-400 or NC1-30 in Seattle, WA.
I have read the city program for those zones, but I do not understand if both things can happen at the same time. For example, can there be a warehouse and one living unit in an area "of mixed use"? Is it just marketing language to attract more customers?
I know of a person who, somehow, managed to have his residence built in an industrial property he owns in Ballard. I know those cases are not the most common, but is it possible?
Thank you and happy weekend!