Impact Property Management units: Do you qualify?

All Seattle Housing Authority housing programs have income limits. The income limits for Impact Property Management units vary by property, as shown below. They may be 30 percent, 50 percent or 80 percent of area median income. In addition, some properties have preferred income levels that are lower than the maximum limits.

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Property	Income limit	Area	Neighborhood	Address	Units	Bdrms.
Lake City Commons	50%	NE	Lake City	12745 30th Ave NE	15	2
Ravenna Springs	30%	NE	University District	Ravenna Ave NE	13	3
Stone Ave Townhomes	50%	NE	Green Lake	8514 Stone Ave	4	2
Greenwood Apts	50%	NW	Bitter Lake	12701 Greenwood Ave	6	2
Mary Ave Townhomes	50%	NW	Ballard	Mary Ave NW	2	3
N 104th Townhomes	50%	NW	Greenwood	528 N 104th St	3	2
Longfellow Creek	80%, 30%	SW	West Seattle	5915 Delridge Way SW	84	1,2
Lam Bow	50%	SW	West Seattle	6955 Delridge Way SW	51	1,2,3
Wisteria Court	80%, 30%	SW	West Seattle	7544 24th Ave SW	96	1,2
MLK Properties	50%	CTRL	Central Area	26th Ave S	6	3,4
Fir St	50%	CTRL	Central Area	E Fir St, 19th Ave, 27th St	10	3,4
Spruce St	50%	CTRL	Central Area	E Spruce St, 16th St	9	3,4
Norman St	50%	CTRL	Central Area	S Norman St, S 29th Ave	15	3,4
Bay View Tower	30%	CTRL	Downtown	2614 4th Ave	100	1,2
Market House	30%	CTRL	Downtown	1531 1st Ave	51	1,2

You do not need to be a United States citizen to apply for housing, but you do need to be a citizen or have eligible immigration status to receive housing. Your eligibility will be verified one year after you have leased a unit. You could lose all or part of your assistance if you do not have acceptable citizenship or immigration status at that time. For more information, see How immigration status affects assistance.

All SHA housing programs take your assets into account when calculating your income. The actual value of assets is not included in the calculation of income, but income from assets is. For example, if you have money in a savings account, that money will not be added to your income. The interest earned from the money in your account, however, will be considered part of your annual income. Each housing program has specific policies about assets from income.