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Scattered-Sites
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SEATTLE—February 4, 2005—Seattle
Housing Authority has contracted with six real estate
brokers to sell 25 of its smaller public housing
properties scattered around the city. These sales are part
of a plan to re-align the Scattered Sites portfolio so
that it is more economical to operate and better serves
public housing residents. For more information on the
properties for sale and the Housing Authority's plans for
this portfolio of properties,
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SHA identifies more Scattered-Sites to sell
SEATTLE—May
5, 2005—The mix of housing in SHA's
Scattered-Sites portfolio continues to be adjusted in
order to run the program more cost effectively and to
provide housing better suited to residents’ needs.
Thirty of the 51 properties in the first phase have
already sold and the first properties in the second
phase are expected to be listed this fall. For an update
on the re-alignment of this portfolio,
click here. |
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SEATTLE—April
26, 2004—The
scattered sites program was established in 1978 to locate
lower-density public housing throughout the city. Today SHA operates 787 units in single family, duplex, triplex
and small multifamily buildings through this program.
The
Housing Authority will maintain its commitment to the
Scattered- Sites program into the future by making some
adjustments to the portfolio over the next few years. This
will mean selling some of the current units and replacing
them with units that better fit the portfolio. For
details on these changes,
click here.
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