High Point Replacement

High Point Replacement Housing

Completed to date: 332 units (46%)
In the pipeline: 150 units (21%)

Additional units planned: 234

In July 2002, the SHA Board of Commissioners approved a replacement housing plan for High Point to serve residents whose incomes are below 30 percent of the area median income. A total of 716 new units will replace High Point's original public housing. Fifty-nine percent (425 units) will be replaced at High Point:

350 units of low-income housing will be managed by SHA. The rental housing in the first phase of High Point is complete and leased up, including 200 public housing units.
Providence Health Systems has built and leased Elizabeth House, a 75-unit apartment house for low-income elderly.

The remaining 291 units may be replaced on- or off-site by SHA itself or in partnership with another housing provider.

Name/Type	Picture	Owner or Manager	Address	Number of Units	Bedroom Configuration
Delridge Triplexes		Owner: Seattle Housing Authority	8136, 8144 Delridge Way SW	6	6 2-BR apts.
Lam Bow Apartments		Owner: Seattle Housing Authority	6935, 6955 Delridge Way SW	51	9 1-BR apts. 30 2-BR apts. 12 3-BR apts.
High Point - Public Housing		Manager: Impact Property Management (Seattle Housing Authority)	East of 35th Ave. SW and north of SW Graham St.	200	Phase I: 10 1-BR 80 2-BR 99 3-BR 9 4-BR 2 5-BR apts.
Elizabeth House		Owner and Manager: Providence Health Systems	3201 SW Graham St	75	74 1-BR apts. 1 2-BR apt.

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