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Seattle Office of Housing

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Seattle Office of Housing @housing.seattle.gov · 20/02/2026
We’re excited to share our 2025 Community Report! This year, we opened 721 affordable rentals, helped 52 households buy homes, and improved 1,400+ homes. Read the full report to learn more about the people and programs shaping our work: www.seattle.gov/documents/De...
Collage of many people with a text overlay: “2025 Community Report” with the Seattle Office of Housing logoSkyscrapers in Seattle with this text underneath in a green text box: “Our vision is clear: Every person in Seattle should have a healthy and affordable home. A home is a roof over your head, but it is also the foundation for stability, a place where people and families can grow, and an essential part of a strong community. In 2025, we worked to make this vision a reality for thousands of our neighbors. This report tells the story of that work, focusing on the people who we serve.” A multifamily housing building with a text overlay that reads: “2025 by the numbers. 721 affordable rental homes opened. 288 of Permanent Supportive Housing opened. 149 affordable rental homes rehabilitated. 47 permanently affordable homes for-sale created. 140 single family homes weatherized. 1036 multifamily homes weatherized. 263 Clean Heat and air quality improvements. 88 home repair loans and grants.” Exterior of brick building with a blue overlay and text that reads: “Each story in this report stands for a person, a family, and a stronger community. Each new home, repair, and improvement represents partnership and progress. As you read this report, you will see how we are working to build a Seattle where everyone has a healthy and affordable place to live. Read the full report online at seattle.gov/housing.”
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Seattle Office of Housing @housing.seattle.gov · 15/01/2026
We're creating, preserving & stabilizing 2,116 affordable homes in Seattle through $155M in rental housing investments! 🏗️ 439 new homes for families & low-income residents 🛠️ 822 homes rehabilitated 💪 855 homes protected from financial risk Read more: housing.seattle.gov/seattle-anno...
rendering of multi-story apartment building with text overlay: "City of Seattle Announces Investment in 2,116 Affordable Rental Homes"
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Seattle Office of Housing @housing.seattle.gov · 03/10/2025
Celebrating Nichols Court in Othello! This new building brings 148 affordable homes to the community. With an early learning center on-site, it's more than housing—it's connection and support. Honoring Melinda & Clifford Nichols for their contributions! #AffordableHousing #Seattle
Orange building exterior with sign reading "Melinda & Clifford Nichols Court"
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Seattle Office of Housing @housing.seattle.gov · 30/09/2025
OH announces awardees for new projects under the Rainier Valley Affordable Homeownership Initiative = 24 new permanently affordable homes! Learn more on our blog: housing.seattle.gov/2025-rvahi-housi-developer-awards/ #AffordableHousing Photo credit: SounderBruce, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Columbia City lightrail station with blue overlay that reads "Rainier Valley Affordable Homeownership Initiative Projects"
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Seattle Office of Housing @housing.seattle.gov · 29/05/2025
Thanks to everyone who attended the Fort Lawton Public Comment Session! You can still send your comments by May 30 to OHComments@seattle.gov, subject “Fort Lawton Redevelopment Draft SEIS Comment.” Learn more on our website! #SeattleHousing #CommunityDevelopment #FortLawton
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