Development

Seattle Housing Authority is responsible for increasing low-income housing, renewing SHA's housing communities and planning for the future. There are redevelopment projects currently underway at High Point, NewHolly and Rainier Vista, representing the largest neighborhood transformations Seattle has seen in decades.

When complete, these new communities will weave housing, libraries and services into the fabric of the city. New housing will be created for more than 3,800 families with a range of incomes. To find out more about these projects and SHA development department's other responsibilities click on the links or photos below.

Yesler Terrace This public housing community is showing the signs of aging. SHA is engaged in talks with the community about its future. Click here for details.		Rainier Vista When complete, Rainier Vista will be home to 1,000 families of mixed incomes. Learn more about Rainier Vista here.

High Point High Point in West Seattle is currently being rebuilt from the ground up. Discover the milestones and details here.		NewHolly NewHolly in Southeast Seattle is SHA's first major mixed-income redevelopment. View details here.

Replacement Housing Seattle Housing is committed to replacing all the units affected by its redevelopment projects. Click here for the specifics.		Asset Management SHA has a responsibility to tenants and the community to maintain and manage its properties for the long-term. Review future plans here.

Homes for Sale Private homebuilders are offering homes for sale at NewHolly, Rainier Vista and High Point. Click here for more information.		HOPE VI SHA successfully competed for over $135 million in federal Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere (HOPE VI) funds to redevelop the four housing communities with links above. View more about HOPE VI here.