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A week from Monday, April 5, the legislature must pass policy legislation, or it is considered dead for this legislative session.

New data released by King County shows that while the breadth of people behind on rent is historically high, the depth of the challenge may not be...

2020 will certainly be a year to remember, and a year to forget.

You’ve probably seen Jim Winskill or Erin Brewster at a WMFHA event in the past year. But did you ever stop to find out how Catchall Environmental...

The intense pressures of COVID-19 have exacerbated domestic and family violence, along with addiction and mental health challenges.

Rental assistance funds for residents and housing providers impacted by COVID-19 are being made available as part of local CARES Act relief funding....

When COVID-19 hit Washington, many of HNN’s residents, who are often low-income households, faced job loss or a sudden reduction in income.

What we don’t need are policies that slash housing creation and living-wage jobs at a time when Washingtonians need it the most.

You’re probably wondering, and your residents are asking, when will the pool open? When will the fitness center open? As counties are in...

We must work together to address the urgent need for affordable housing in Washington state. WMFHA has joined Partnership for Affordable Housing, a...

In September 2019, the Seattle City Council passed an ordinance that permits tenants to add additional occupants to existing tenancies. The law...

We are quickly approaching a moment that will significantly test the resiliency of our housing system amidst COVID-19 and historic unemployment....