Provides unfurnished apartments with kitchens for independent adults, 62 years and older. Some units are subsidized, and clients must meet guidelines for low-income senior housing. Services include laundry, bookmobile and a wellness program. Currently, Hilltop has food provided for free from OSLserves.org once per day. Building is secure.

Manages 164 subsidized independent-living housing and low-cost market rate units for low-income older adults. Offers both studio and one-bedroom apartments. Facility has two elevators and provides grab bars in the bathrooms. Offers occasional social activities, such as holiday parties, to residents. Provides weekly van transportation to a shopping area for a fee of $1 per trip. Organizes occasional recreational day and overnight trips at an additional cost. No transportation is provided to medical and related appointments. Does not include a meal program. Facility is designated non-smoking.

Provides low-income tax credit housing for qualified individuals and community members at 3 Seattle area properties. Estimated wait is around 3-7 years. Artists of all types are prioritized minor exceptions  Artspace Projects are committed to attracting creative individuals and families from diverse artistic and cultural backgrounds. We are especially interested in individuals who are committed to building a community and will give some of their time and energy toward this goal. Visit website for more information. Tashiro Kaplan - 50 units Mt Baker - 57 Units Hiawatha - 61 units

Builds, owns and operates below-market and HUD-subsidized rental properties in Seattle. The 45+ properties offer over 1,500 units, and are mostly located in the Capitol Hill, Denny Regrade and Belltown neighborhoods, with some in Laurelhurst, Ballard and South Seattle. Units range in size from studio to three-bedroom. Language interpretation can be arranged for applicants.

Provides low-cost permanent housing apartments. Units are one bedroom and studios. Laundry room on site. Apartments have private bathrooms and kitchens in units. Monthly rental rate includes water, sewer, garbage collection, electricity and gas.

Purchases, rehabilitates and owns affordable housing properties in Southeast Seattle. Manages 11 properties, in the Columbia City, Genesee and TOD Development Overlay neighborhoods, offering a total of about 750 units. Unit sizes range from studios to three-bedroom apartments. Other housing properties owned by SEED are managed by Coast property Management. Also contributes to economic development of the region by investing in local business enterprises.

Provides conventional low-income public housing throughout the city of Seattle. Housing is offered in designated high-rises, townhouses and garden communities, all owned by the Seattle Housing Authority and subsidized by the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).   Long waiting lists exist for all programs; does not offer emergency housing.

Provides affordable housing for older adults and individuals with disabilities, at 23 multi-family, low-rise buildings within the city of Seattle. Units are mostly one-bedroom, with a limited number of two-bedrooms. All buildings are owned by the Seattle Housing Authority. All units are wheelchair accessible.

Operates the tenant-based Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8), which allows very low-income households to pay rent equal to 30-40% of monthly income, at units that participants select and rent independently from private landlords.   Seattle Housing Authority pays the remainder of each month's rent to the landlord. Applicants on the voucher list will be chosen at random when vouchers are available. The number of applicants selected in each drawing will vary, depending on the number of vouchers available. The chance of being drawn is the same no matter when households apply. Random selection ensures that all applicants have an equal chance of being drawn at any time. The open application opportunity will be available for families and individuals whenever they wish to apply. SHA will review eligibility and verify income at the time applicants are selected from the list. Applicants who meet the voucher program eligibility requirements and meet the program preferences will be served. Rent amounts are subject to HUD limits.   Each household must locate their own housing unit within 120 days of receipt of voucher.   SHA may grant extensions beyond 120 days, but household must reach out to their issuing Certification Specialist for more information and have their request submitted in writing before the 120-day expiration date. Once housing is located, Seattle Housing Authority then will accept self-certification of inspection from the Landlord of the unit to ensure that it is maintained in a decent, safe and sanitary condition. To remain on the list, applicants must also check in monthly using Save My Spot in the SHA Portal.

Operates a village of tiny houses at two locations for homeless single men, women, couples and families. Hygiene trailer on site with three bathrooms with shower. Washer and dryer. Provides a Kitchen tent with hot and cold running water, refrigerator, freezer, and microwave. Participation in operating the village is required. Optional case management provided to residents focused on housing navigation. Case manager also connects participants to other availalble resources.

Provides affordable housing through 9 market-rate and low income tax credit properties in Bellevue, Kenmore, Redmond, Renton, Seattle, Tukwila and Woodinville. Units range from 1 to 4 bedrooms. Pets are allowed. Contact each apartment complex directly for applications. Garden Grove - 18 Units - 50% and 60% AMI Glendale - 83 units - 50% and 60% AMI Greenbrier Family - 50 units - 30%, 50% and 60% AMI Heron Run - 46 units - 40% AMI Liberty Square - 92 units - 50% and 60% AMI Mountain View - 51 units - 40% and 50% AMI Summerwood - 118 Units - 30%, 50%, 60%, and market rate Wildwood - 36 Units - Subsidized only - 2 year waiting list.

Provides affordable, independent living rental housing for adults 62 and older. Evergreen Court provides an Assisted Living option. Units range from studios to two bedrooms. Contact each apartment complex directly for applications and resident screening criteria.   Evergreen Court - 84 Units - 30%, 50%, 60% and market rate Ashwood Court - 51 Units - 35% and 65% AMI. Greenbrier Senior - 50 Units - 30%, 50%, and 60% AMI Heron Landing - 51 Units - 40% AMI

Provides affordable rental housing in the King County area. Compass Housing Alliance offers independent living for seniors, supportive housing for homeless individuals, and affordable apartments for low-income and working-class households.   Managed buildings include:   - Compass Bergan Place - 38 Units - Compass Broadview - 58 units - 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. 30% AMI units only available through YWCA. 50% AMI tax credit units. Onsite supportive services. - Compass Cascade Women's Program - 32 units of permanent supported housing for chronic homeless women, 30% AMI; referrals from Coordinated Entry only. Onsite supportive services. - Compass on Dexter - 72 units - 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms; 30% and 50% AMI; Onsite supportive services. - Compass Courts - 45 units - 50% AMI only - Compass Dekko Place - 50 units - 30%, 50%, & 60% AMI. Onsite supportive services. - Compass Easternwood Cooperative -18 units - Compass Karlstrom Apartments - 23 units - Studios only. 30% and 50% AMI. Support services onsite. - Compass Ronald Commons - 60 units. Studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. 30% and 50% AMI. 30% units are only available through CEA. Onsite supportive services. - Compass Northlake Grove Cooperative - 24 units.   - Compass Nyer Urness House - 80 units - Permanent supportive housing for homeless adults, 30% AMI; referrals from Coordinated Entry only. Onsite supportive services.

Operates the tenant-based Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8), which allows low-income households to pay rent equal to 30-40% of monthly income, at units that participants select and rent independently from private landlords.   Subsidized by the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the King County Housing Authority pays the remainder of each month's rent to the landlord. Rent amounts are subject to HUD limits.   Each household must locate their own housing unit within 120 days of receipt of their voucher. If additional time is needed, household should contact their KCHA Housing Specialist before their deadline to ask about filing for an extension. Once housing is obtained, KCHA then inspects each unit to ensure that it is maintained in a decent, safe and sanitary condition. Waitlist lottery applications are currently closed as of Feb. 26, 2020. Typically opens every 2-3 years. Website lists what lottery numbers are currently being served.

Provides an 80-unit, three-story housing with independent living one- and two-bedroom apartments for seniors. Complex includes a community room, library with large-screen TV, elevators, community computers with internet access, elevators, and a van for residential outings and laundry on each floor. Building and units are wheelchair accessible.

Offers affordable apartment housing throughout King County and western Washington for age and income qualified older adults. Housing is not subsidized, and each resident is responsible for their full amount of rent each month. Auburn - Auburn Court Senior Affordable Apartments: 253-342-4461 Bellingham - Woodrose Apartments: 360-997-0480 Edmonds - Ballinger Court Senior Affordable Apartments: 206-823-0815 Federal Way - Meridian Court Senior Affordable Apartments: 253-559-1783 Kirkland - Woodlands at Forbes Lake Senior Affordable Apartments: 206-202-8940 Lakewood - Lakewood Meadows Senior Affordable Apartments: 253-499-7681 Lynnwood - Alderwood Court Senior Affordable Apartments: 425-470-6879 Olympia - Boardwalk Senior Affordable Apartments: 360-854-3391 Seattle - Cedar Park Senior Affordable Apartments: 206-672-1874 - Washington Terrace Senior Affordable Apartments: 206-279-6595

Offers searchable online database of affordable low-income and subsidized housing properties throughout Washington state.    Offers search options of: -  Location -  Eligibility -  Rent affordability -  Amenities -  Bedrooms -  Availability, including waiting list length    Also designates housing specific to: -  Seniors -  People with disabilities -  Families -  Individuals   Includes extensive information on income qualifications for various programs and counties throughout the state.   Agency staff do NOT provide referrals or individualized housing locator services.

Manages affordable one- and two- bedroom apartment housing throughout King County and western Washington for age and income qualified senior residents. Qualifications are building specific and vary with each location. Apartments and buildings are wheelchair accessible and many are barrier free. Waiting lists apply for some buildings. We have availability if someone is flexible with their location. Rents vary with apartment size and building. Laundry facilities are located in each building. Some apartment homes have individual hook-ups. Locations in: Auburn (Legacy Plaza) Federal Way Kent Tukwila Puyallup Renton Seattle Tacoma Bellevue Mountlake Terrace Bothell West Seattle

Provides subsidized rental housing for eligible households, at several properties throughout Renton.  Some buildings are reserved specifically for seniors and/or adults with disabilities.

Provides rental subsidies for eligible low-income households to use for housing of their own choosing.   Units must be located within Renton, and must be inspected and approved by the Housing Authority.

Develops and manages affordable housing throughout Washington state. Offers studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom units.   Manages 49 properties statewide, in the following 14 counties: - Clark: 1 property, 69 family units  - King: 8 properties (Kent, Sea-Tac, Seattle), 968 family units - Lewis: 2 properties, 62 senior/disabled units - Pierce: 6 properties, 160 family units, 215 senior units - Skagit: 5 properties, 68 family and 84 senior/disabled units - Snohomish: 11 properties, 352 family and 120 senior/disabled units - Thurston: 3 properties, 154 family and 30 senior/disabled units - Whatcom: 8 properties, 365 family and 101 senior/disabled units   Provides additional support services including the following:   - ESL classes - After school programs - Job development - Financial well-being - Computer lab and instruction - Health and wellness information and screening - Parenting classes

Develops and manages permanent low-cost housing throughout the Puget Sound region, in King, Snohomish, Pierce, Thurston, Kitsap and Island counties. Units range in size from single room occupancy (SRO) rooms for single adults to multiple-bedroom units for families. Offers residents limited case management, classes and other client assistance, through resident services department.