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Mixed-income rental housing at Greenbridge in White Center

KCHA's waiting list for subsidized housing (i.e. public housing and other site-based programs) is temporarily closed. During this temporary closure, KCHA is reviewing and refining its policies and procedures related to the waiting list and transitioning to new housing-management software. All of this will position KCHA to improve its service to applicants going forward. The waiting list will reopen once the software conversion and restructuring are successfully completed.

KCHA provides rental housing and rental assistance for more than 25,000 low- and moderate-income households in 33 cities and unincorporated King County, outside of Seattle and Renton.

The agency serves as a safety net for people with the greatest housing needs, including people who are homeless, seniors, and people with disabilities living on fixed incomes. We offer a broad range of housing options to address the unique needs faced by each of these groups, which are disproportionately black, indigenous, or people of color. All of this inherently advances equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging in our community.

KCHA Housing Search – Estimate your housing eligibility based on your family size, income, and housing preferences.

Housing Options by City – Browse rental housing and rental assistance programs, available in 34 cities.

Section 8 Vouchers – Rent and utility assistance helping people with low incomes live in private market housing. Not currently accepting applications.

Subsidized Housing – Public rental housing for people with low incomes, often with on-site social services. Not currently accepting applications.

Other Rental Housing – Rental housing for people with low incomes, managed by KCHA or private companies.

Moderate-Income Housing – Rental housing for people who can pay rent priced closer to market rates.

Manufactured Homes – Affordable homeownership opportunities for people with low or fixed incomes.

Homeless Housing – Emergency housing for people experiencing homelessness, provided through local nonprofits.

Property Map – View all of KCHA's 130+ properties on an interactive map, sortable by housing type.

Application Forms – Apply for housing, update an existing application, or request a reasonable accommodation.

Other Resources – Links to regional housing authorities, nonprofit housing providers, and social services.

If you already rent from KCHA or have a Section 8 voucher, visit the Residents section of our website.

Main Office
600 Andover Park W.
Tukwila, WA 98188
Tel: (206) 574‑1100
Fax: (206) 574‑1104
TDD: (800) 833‑6388
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Section 8 Office
700 Andover Park W.
Tukwila, WA 98188
Tel: (206) 214‑1300
Fax: (206) 243‑5927
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