A 102-unit affordable housing development in Puyallup has closed financing without Low-Income Housing Tax Credits therough the combination of recycled tax-exempt bonds, a...
ByThe RegistryJune 16, 2026HASCO broke ground on Leonard Crossing, a $46.7MM, 124-unit affordable housing complex in fast-growing Marysville.
ByThe RegistryJune 15, 2026The YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish is preparing to demolish its century-old Lexington-Concord Apartments in Belltown and replace them with a seven-story,...
ByThe RegistryJune 8, 2026The North Seattle community, backed by Amazon, the Washington State Housing Finance Commission and the Seattle Office of Housing, targets workforce renters earning...
ByThe RegistryMay 29, 2026A Berkadia Q1 2026 report shows mid-market investors driving deal flow, institutional buyers retreating to scale plays, and a coming delivery cliff setting...
ByThe RegistryMay 1, 2026The eight-story community, developed on land owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia, will serve households earning up to 60 percent of Area...
ByThe RegistryApril 7, 2026Phase II of the two-building development at 991 118th Ave SE targets households earning as low as 30 percent of Area Median Income,...
ByThe RegistryFebruary 25, 2026The $168.7 million transit-oriented development on Sound Transit surplus land targets deeply affordable units in one of the region’s most expensive corridors Bellwether...
ByThe RegistryFebruary 23, 2026Six-story affordable housing development at 2888 Da Vinci Ave. NE targets 2028 opening with income-averaging model Redmond is advancing its ambitious housing expansion...
ByThe RegistryJanuary 29, 2026Seattle nonprofit secures largest senior living financing on record as 70 percent of tower’s 202 units pre-sell amid historic occupancy highs and construction...
ByThe RegistryJanuary 21, 2026Mixed-use project marks first use of city’s density bonus program for religious institution land New Hope Community Development Institute and the Low Income...
ByThe RegistryDecember 8, 2025Church-owned 71,000-square-foot, $54 million project will bring income-restricted units to the neighborhood Seattle’s Central District, long a focal point of debates around affordability...
ByThe RegistryDecember 3, 2025 
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