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Seattle Social Housing Developer Pauses Lowest-Income Applications at 150-Unit Elara to Build Out Support Services

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The voter-created agency behind Seattle's social housing experiment has temporarily stopped taking applications from its lowest-income prospective tenants at its first building, Elara at the Market, while it assembles support services, leaving would-be residents who waited months for deeply affordable homes in limbo.

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