Units are located throughout Seattle and come in a range of bedroom sizes. They are located in apartment buildings, smaller multi-unit buildings, town homes and a few single-family homes. Many locations include on-site supportive services. Typically residents pay 30 percent of the total household’s monthly adjusted income for rent and utilities.

Select SHA buildings are reserved for seniors and disabled adults. Most units are one-bedroom apartments, with a few two-bedroom units. Tenants are charged one of several rent levels, depending on income, the number of people in the household and the number of bedrooms. Many locations include on-site supportive services. Seniors may apply to SSHP in addition to SHA’s Low Income Public Housing program other housing programs.

Throughout SHA's properties, there are a limited number of units that differ in eligibility, rent and application process from SHA's Low-Income Public Housing and Senior Housing programs. They vary from property to property and fall under two special programs. 

Special Portfolio

Tax Credit