Pierce County Community Development Corporation has announced a funding opportunity to secure affordable housing, especially for co-op owned properties and manufactured home parks.

Seattle announces a public meeting and comment period for a $5 million HUD PRO Housing program application to address affordable housing, inviting citizens to review and discuss the plan either in-person or online on October 9, 2024.

Bellevue is offering permit fee waivers for affordable housing construction to address the housing shortage. Eligible units must remain affordable long-term for low-income households.

Seattle invests $3 million with Homestead CLT and Cultural Space Agency to build affordable homes for low-income families at the former Dumar Substation site.

Pierce County allocates over $4M for housing aid to address homelessness, seeking proposals for permanent and rapid rehousing programs using HUD funds.

Houghton Beach remains closed due to high bacteria levels since July 16, with King County crews working to resolve the issue and test for safe reopening conditions.

The Thurston County Board of County Commissioners subcommittee is discussing details and financial strategies for renovating the Courthouse Campus, focusing on operational expenses and exploring various funding options.

Swedish Medical Center in Seattle seeks volunteers for their Cherry Hill campus development advisory committee.

Seattle is preparing for the 2026 opening of the NE 130th St light rail station, focusing on safety and accessibility improvements to support the expected influx of riders and enhance connections in North Seattle.

Seattle's Office of Housing selects partners to build 431 affordable homes in Mount Baker, fostering family housing and educational opportunities, supported by a $5 million city budget investment.

Seattle's OPCD is seeking consultants to evaluate their Equitable Development Initiative, providing a report by 2024 to inform the city's 2025-2026 budgetary decisions.

Bellevue invites proposals for its Housing Stability Program, offering $10 million for affordable housing initiatives, with applications closing on September 10.

Seattle's Office of Housing is offering $112 million for affordable rental home development and preservation, prioritizing at-risk populations and sustainable building practices.