POLITICSJul 9 · 19:23 UTCDAILY MAIL US

Why wealthy Seattle enclave where average home costs $4.3m is going BANKRUPT... and the excruciating measure lawmakers warn is necessary to save it

A wealthy Seattle enclave with an average home price of $4.3 million is facing bankruptcy, prompting lawmakers to warn that drastic measures are necessary to save the area.

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