Replacement Housing
In September 2003, the last of 210 low-income housing units originally located at Roxbury House and Village were replaced. 145 of these units were replaced on-site.
With Seattle Housing Authority's purchase of Wisteria Court, the Roxbury replacement housing program was the first of the agency's HOPE VI redevelopment projects to achieve its full one-for-one replacement goals.
More information on Seattle Housing Authority's commitment to replacement housing.
| Name | Photo | Manager | Units | Types |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Westwood Heights |  |
Seattle Housing Authority | 130 | 30 studio 100 1-bedroom |
| Longfellow Creek Apartments |  |
Seattle Housing Authority | 30 | 15 1-bedroom 15 2-bedroom |
| Wisteria Court |  |
Seattle Housing Authority | 20 | 5 1-bedroom 15 2-bedroom |
| Westwood Court & Longfellow Court |  |
Lutheran Alliance to Create Housing | 15 | 2 2-bedroom 6 3-bedroom 6 4-bedroom 1 5-bedroom |
| Multi-family residences | Seattle Housing Authority | 9 | 9 2-bedroom | |
| Meadowbrook View |  |
Low Income Housing Institute | 6 | 3 2-bedroom 2 3-bedroom 1 4-bedroom |