Housing
Providing community inspired, mixed-use and transit-oriented affordable housing in Seattle neighborhoods to strengthen our community.
We have affordable housing developments on Beacon Hill and coming soon to Columbia City. Please click on the each housing development below for more information. We also have commercial spaces available for lease at our housing sites.
- Best Start for Kids – Youth & Family Homelessness Prevention
This program is part of coordinated system of addressing homelessness throughout King County, working to resolve housing crisis before they result in a housing loss. …Read More - El Patio Affordable Housing & ECR Transitional Housing
We provide low-income housing through our multi-family, tax credit apartments, two transitional houses and one triplex located on Beacon Hill. Residents receive access to affordable, …Read More - First-Time Homebuyer Education
Through local partnerships, we offer a homebuyer education class sponsored by the Washington State Housing Finance Commission (WSHFC) four times a year. This class is …Read More - Four Amigos Affordable Housing in Columbia City
****For leasing information and property inquiries, please visit www.liveatfouramigos.com. El Centro de la Raza has completed construction on its mixed-use affordable housing development in Columbia …Read More - Plaza Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney
El Centro de la Raza is bringing a mixed use, affordable housing development to Beacon Hill. The project will be dedicated in memory and honor …Read More - Plaza Roberto Maestas Affordable Housing
For rental information, please visit: https://www.plazarobertomaestasapts.com. Located on Beacon Hill. Shaped by neighbors and future residents, and designed to promote community interaction and environmental values, …Read More - Reenvisioning Mt. Baker Station
El Centro de la Raza and Mercy Housing Northwest proudly introduce the Mount Baker Redevelopment Project, a mixed-use affordable housing community in South Seattle. Located …Read More - Rental Counseling and Foreclosure Prevention
We understand that life events, the pandemic and other circumstances may have had a significant impact on your housing situation, and we want to work …Read More
“There is a need for affordable housing. More than anything, affordable housing needs to be developed by community-based organizations because we’re going to reach the hard to serve, those who really need affordable housing, those who have needs, and we will be able to provide wrap-around services for those households.”
– Estela Ortega, Executive Director