The Seattle Office of Housing is announcing a new opportunity to support affordable housing providers across Seattle. We are making up to $27.8 million in stabilization funding available to help organizations facing financial challenges.
Now accepting applications for Requests for Qualification for 14th Ave S and S Henderson St development. We are excited to announce a new opportunity for development partners to help create affordable rental housing in the South Park neighborhood. We are seeking qualified affordable housing developers to partner with us on… [ Keep reading ]
October 30 is National Weatherization Day, a reminder of the importance of making homes more energy efficient. Every month, Seattle families face tough choices between keeping their homes warm and buying groceries. For many households in older homes, money literally escapes through cracks in walls and gaps around windows. The… [ Keep reading ]
City of Seattle awards $7 million to create 51 affordable for-sale homes in the Central District and South Park through 2025 Homeownership Notice of Funding Availability.
City of Seattle announces Homestead Community Land and African Community Housing and Development as two developers for new affordable homeownership sites in the Rainier Valley.
The Seattle Office of Housing (OH) has announced $170 million in capital funding as part of the 2025 Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA). These funds are designated to support affordable rental housing development projects across Seattle. Eligible projects may focus on new construction, acquisition, preservation, or stabilization efforts. This initiative… [ Keep reading ]
The Seattle Office of Housing, in partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation, is inviting the community to participate in a public comment session regarding Fort Lawton Redevelopment Plan and the accompanying Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (DSEIS). Event Details Why Your Participation Matters The Fort Lawton redevelopment project will transform… [ Keep reading ]
A combined community center and affordable housing development will address housing needs and create vibrant shared spaces in Lake City. The City of Seattle’s Office of Housing (OH) and Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) are excited to announce the selection of Mercy Housing to lead the redevelopment of the former… [ Keep reading ]
Speakers at the Annual Housing Celebration from left to right: Mayor Bruce Harrell, Samajee Clewis, Maiko Winkler-Chin, Rita Latta, James Lovell, and Christina Latta
Sweetgrass Flats site rendering, courtesy of Chief Seattle Club These new investments will create 655 new affordable rental homes, including 204 new permanent supportive homes. Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a $108 million affordable housing investment, marking the first full allocation of funds from Seattle’s newly approved 2023 Housing Levy…. [ Keep reading ]
