The week ahead: August 31 – September 4
What’s coming on seattletrendlines.com the week of August 31 – September 4 — 10 posts, two a day, every weekday.
Monday, August 31 — The August roundup (pending — its numbers haven’t landed yet); Thirty years of Seattle school spending, to 2022.
Tuesday, September 1 — King County’s share of Washington’s EVs, July 2026; Seattle building permits, July 2026.
Wednesday, September 2 — What share of Seattle works where, July 2026; Battery or plug-in hybrid, July 2026.
Thursday, September 3 — Construction’s share of Seattle jobs, July 2026; Sea-Tac against normal, July 2026 (pending — its numbers haven’t landed yet).
Friday, September 4 — King County for-sale inventory, July 2026 (pending — its numbers haven’t landed yet); What King County sellers listed, July 2026 (pending — its numbers haven’t landed yet).
This is the plan, not a promise. Every weekday post here is tied to a data release, and a release that slips takes its post with it — the post simply waits for the day its numbers land. A figure that arrives early, a revision worth writing about, or an unexpected story out of Seattle can just as easily add a post that isn’t on this list. Expect the week to look roughly like this, and expect at least one day of it not to.