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When complete, NewHolly will include approximately 1,392 units of housing:

• 38 percent (580 units) will be available for people with very low incomes.

21 percent (288 units) will be available for people whose incomes are moderate but still below the median for Seattle.
• 34 percent (470 units) will be made up of market-rate rentals and homes for sale.
About 104 or seven percent of the homes for sale will be available to first-time and low-income homebuyers. 

Preserving a sense of history

Part of nurturing a new neighborhood is maintaining a sense of the past. The Lee House has been part of this site since the early 1900s. Previously owned by the Lee family, it has served as a community center throughout the history of Holly Park. It will be preserved through the duration of the redevelopment project, then renovated for the community's use.

Lee House was moved during construction

Click on the following links for more information about:

• Lee House

• Financing of the NewHolly redevelopment 

• SHA's replacement housing program

• NewHolly's relocation process