I think there’s an issue with the A/C or maybe a blockage in the ducts because the a/c is running nonstop but won’t cool below 75 degrees (it’s set on 68 with the fan running). its been hard to regulate the temperature in the house for awhile but more intermittently.

Lots of warehouses and fulfillment centers are getting built there.

You might not be the buyer but you're in the business of buying.A buyer for a company goes out to but lumber to add an addition or whatever to the warehouse.

They assumed a family of 4 in the local area where incoming water temperatures varied significantly by season.  

@Dan Heuschele in California the burden for all the extra infrastructure to support the mega apartment developments seems to be falling on the commercial landlords in the form of taxes.South San Francisco wants to tax the warehouse owners $1/sf to pave the roads for all the traffic the new mega apartments are causing,as well as Genentech.As if they don’t have deep enough pockets to pay for their roads themselves.And these are already heavy duty roads designed for big trucks.San Carlos has a $1000 per tenant tax on sewers.

There are acres of dumpy, deteriorating warehouses along the duwamish river that seems to me could be rebuilt as a whole new urban waterfront neighborhood.The city (and surrounding ones) do need to make it less complex and easier to build at all scales.   

Getting Bezos to pay his warehouse staff a reasonable salary so they can actually afford rent where they work would be a better approach

Oddly enough, the temperature swings can be almost 50 degrees from day to night.

Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 43°F to 73°F and is rarely below 36°F or above 82°F.  

There is a huge need for more rental with warehouses like amazon, military bases and good schools.