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NOVEMBER 2009 | Download & Print (PDF) | Current Issue | Archive
 

Award-Winning Affordable Housing in Washington State

Kim Herman
   

Inside this Issue

Award-Winning Affordable Housing

bulletAvondale site, Redmond 
bulletBroadway Crossing, Seattle
bulletArtspace Hiawatha Lofts, Seattle
bulletRiverwalk Point I & II, Spokane
bulletTepeyac Haven, Pasco
bulletThe Wilson Hotel, Anacortes
bulletMore Award-Winning Properties

I am often asked by legislators, public officials, and members of the public if we are producing any affordable housing that is built green or built to sustainable standards? Others inquire if the affordable housing we are financing in Washington is well designed and well built?

In this issue of My View I answer those questions by providing a view into the many award-winning affordable housing properties that have been completed in our state. Overall, we received 29 qualifying nominations for award-winning affordable housing properties developed with federal, state, or local funding assistance. While I feature six very different properties from around the state as highlighted examples, another 23 of these properties are recognized through shorter summaries. I wish I had the space to feature them all. I hope you are as proud of these examples of the high-quality, energy-efficient, affordable housing we develop in Washington as I am.
  

Award-Winning Properties

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The Washington State Housing Finance Commission is a self-supporting agency that provides below-market financing to buy, build or preserve affordable housing and nonprofit capital facilities. The Commission builds partnerships with the private sector to raise capital needed to further these social and economic objectives at no cost to the taxpayers of Washington State.  For more information about the Commission and its work, visit www.wshfc.org or call 206-464-7139 or 1-800-767-HOME (4663) toll free in Washington State.

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