Advocacy News

Ryan Makinster, Director of Government Affairs recently attended the Annual Board of Directors Retreat for Up for Growth in New York City. The...

The City of Vancouver will be considering a proposal in the coming months that, if passed, will affect your business; a rental registry referred to...

On October 1, Seattle changed their security alarm response policy. Currently, police will not respond to alarms unless there is supporting...

Exciting news for the multifamily housing community! Next week, IREM and the Washington Multi-Family Housing Association are joining forces to host...

The Citizen’s Action Defense Fund (CADF) recently filed a lawsuit against the City of Tacoma challenging its so-called “Landlord...

The City of Vancouver will be considering two proposals in the coming months that, if passed, will affect your business; a rental registry program...

In response to a lawsuit filed by the Washington Business Property Association (WBPA), which WMFHA financially supported, the City of Kenmore has...

Spokane City Council is considering amending the rental registry ordinance to do a few things to force compliance. This proposal will make waiver...

The City of Tukwila is considering adopting tenant protections. Originally discussed in April, Council heard recommendations from their staff again...

As we approach the general election in November, it's crucial to understand the role of the WMFHA Political Action Committee (WMFHA PAC). Our...

We’re excited to share that our Executive Director, Nick Marin, is mentioned in a recent USA Today article about the best cities for renters....

The unlawful detainer quagmire in King County has gotten so bad that housing providers across the state and even outside the state have become aware...