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With less than 4 days left in session, it looks like we only have one major bill left in play, HB 1628, otherwise known as the “REET increase...

On Tuesday, Seattle Ctty Council passed a cap of $10 on late fees for rent. The proposal by Councilmember Kshama Sawant had been amended in...

A broad coalition of interest groups and associations, including WMFHA, have been working together for the past month. The group has taken a...

During the week of March 27, WMFHA staff and several members traveled to Washington, DC for the annual Advocate conference hosted by NAA. In...

In February, Partnership for Affordable Housing (PAH), a coalition aligned to fight rent control, developed a new campaign to address the ren...

We want to take this opportunity to share our Top 10 Fair Housing tips to ensure you are up to date on the latest and greatest.

Over 80 WMFHA members joined WMFHA staff, the Board of Directors, and our lobbyists for an exciting and fruitful day on the hill in Olympia.

The two bills, one House and one Senate, that would have removed the state preemption on town, city and county rent control failed to pass out of...

WMFHA Government Affairs Director Ryan Makinster and WMFHA member, Kevin Weishaar, VP, Mercy Housing Management Group testified before the Senate...

On March 13, the Bellingham City Council passed an ordinance that requires all rent increases to be preceded by a 120 day notification.

On February 27, the Spokane Council passed two ordinances, C36330 and C36366 with Mayor Nadine Woodward vetoing the second one on March 16, 2023.

The Release Notes, which are accessible when logged into your NAA Click & Lease Program, include copies of these upcoming forms.