These new investments will create 655 new affordable rental homes, including 204 new permanent supportive homes. SEATTLE, WA – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a $108 million investment in affordable housing, marking the first full allocation of funds from Seattle’s newly approved 2023 Housing Levy. This funding, awarded through the 2024 Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA), will […]
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