City of Seattle Office of Housing

City of Seattle Office of Housing Apartment Details

The Office of Housing Rental Housing Program funds the development of affordable rental housing in Seattle using the Housing Levy Rental Preservation and Production Program funds, federal funds, and other fund sources.

At least once per year, OH publishes a Notice of Funds Available (NOFA) for the Rental Housing Program.

The NOFA describes specific funding priorities and requirements for each available fund source.

Project sponsors that are planning to apply for OH funds to develop affordable rental housing are required to prepare their project for application through the following stages.

Before considering applying for funds, applicants should also review OH's s funding notices and policy documents to become familiar with the priorities, processes, and requirements associated with OH funds.

Important information
Waiting Lists
Most low income apartments have waiting lists. Some of these lists can take years until you can be called for openings. The key is to try to get on as many waiting lists as possible.

Call The Apartments Directly
We provide phone numbers and websites. Call the apartments directly if they have openings or open waiting lists.

Apartment Rates
We provide current apartment rates on many listing pages. Most HUD listings do not have published rates. They are based on 30% of the renters adjustable gross income. You will need to contact the apartments to determine if you qualify for income based rent.

Apartment Rental and informational statistics for zip code

Median apartment rental rate in this zip code	$1,218
Population in zip code	14,522
Median age of those living in this zip code	39.6
Average household income of those living in this zip code	$53,407
Average home value in this zip code	$636,680