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A place to live, a place to grow
Providing housing and supportive services for people with low incomes
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A place to live, a place to grow
Providing housing and supportive services for people with low incomes
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A place to live, a place to grow
Providing housing and supportive services for people with low incomes
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A place to live, a place to grow
Providing housing and supportive services for people with low incomes
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A place to live, a place to grow
Providing housing and supportive services for people with low incomes
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A place to live, a place to grow
Providing housing and supportive services for people with low incomes

Seattle Housing Authority

The Voice
SHA ORCA cards will remain valid through 2026, and we’ll keep residents updated as more information becomes available.
Resident Leadership Conference

Residents from SHA communities attended a two-day Resident Leadership Conference on Friday, May 15 and Saturday, May 16 at the Yesler Community Center. Designed by the Resident Leadership Development team, workshops were led by SHA residents, SHA staff and community partners. 

Now leasing: affordable units at Yesler

Learn about rent and income requirements, take a virtual tour and find out how to apply.

Who we are

The Seattle Housing Authority provides subsidized rental housing and rental assistance to people in Seattle with low incomes. In addition to providing high quality housing, SHA offers tenants an array of programs to help them increase self-sufficiency and lead healthy, productive lives.
SHA Overview

Individuals served

37,589

SHA owned/managed units

8,636

Tenant-based vouchers

8,115

Collaborative Housing units

3,504