WMFHA Updates

WMFHA Team member on the MOVE! Continue Reading

We’re thrilled to announce that WMFHA has officially reached 400 Supplier Members – a milestone that represents growth, collaboration, and a stronger multi-family housing community in Washington. To celebrate, we created a lighthearted video to thank our incredible WMFHAmily. Continue Reading

EdCon East 2026 kicks off October 8 at the Spokane Convention Center! Get ready for a high-energy day of learning, networking, and scoring big wins in your multi-family career — all with a fun World Cup twist. Continue Reading

2025 WMFHA's Impact Day with Rebuilding Together Continue Reading

The 2025 WMFHA Invitational Golf Tournament brought together property management professionals, partners, and industry friends for a day of sunshine, sportsmanship, and giving back. Continue Reading

Washington Multi-Family Housing Association (WMFHA) celebrates a record-breaking June 2025 Membership Drive with 34 new members joining, including suppliers, management companies, and nonprofits statewide. Continue Reading

WMFHA is honored to win the 2025 NAA Excellence Award for Affiliate of the Year at Apartmentalize in Las Vegas. This national recognition celebrates our commitment to innovation, advocacy, and delivering exceptional value to our members. Continue Reading

After months of advocacy, engagement, and strong collaboration with our members and coalition partners, EHB 1217 has been signed into law. We fought hard and secured meaningful improvements, but the final bill represents a setback for housing in Washington. It creates more risk and less... Continue Reading

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. In this piece, Nick offers expert commentary on the factors renters should consider when deciding where to live and what might make certain cities... Continue Reading

In a heartwarming display of community spirit and generosity, the Washington Multi-Family Housing Association (WMFHA) teamed up with Rebuilding Together to transform the lives of two elderly women in South Seattle. Ruth Garrett and Renee Morgan have lived in their homes for decades, but... Continue Reading

Living in the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Seattle, we often take pride in our reputation as a beacon of progress and acceptance, especially concerning social issues. However, it's crucial to acknowledge that the journey towards inclusivity, particularly for the LGBTQ+ community, has and... Continue Reading

WMFHA members answered the call to ADVOCATE! This past Tuesday (January 30th), over 140 WMFHA members and staff spent the day at the Capitol in Olympia meeting with 66 legislators from the House and Senate, and the Lieutenant Governor of Washington, to advocate on behalf of the multi-family... Continue Reading