Other low-income housing (tax credit buildings)
This type of housing is for low-income households. The housing is owned by KCHA and managed by either KCHA or a private company.
Overview
KCHA’s other rental housing helps people with low incomes rent apartments they can afford. Some tenants pay a percentage of their income toward rent each month, while others pay a flat rent amount. This type of housing may be managed by KCHA or a private company.
Eligibility and how to apply
To find out if you qualify and learn how to apply, you must call the property’s management office. Click on the name of any property in the list below to find its office phone number.
Our housing search tool can give you an estimate of your eligibility for all of KCHA’s programs — including other rental housing — based on your family size, income, and housing preferences.
Properties
- Auburn — Meadows on Lea Hill, Valley Park
- Bellevue — Cascadian, Somerset Gardens
- Bothell — Heritage Park
- Burien — Arbor Heights, Woodridge Park
- Enumclaw — Rainier View I, Rainier View II*
- Federal Way — Laurelwood Gardens
- Kent — Harrison House, Southwood Square
- Kirkland — Alpine Ridge, Plum Court
- North Bend — Si View
- Redmond — Village at Overlake Station
- Renton — Fairwood
- SeaTac — Corinthian, Windsor Heights
- Seattle/White Center — Greenbridge
- Shoreline — Colonial Gardens
(* For seniors age 62+ and disabled persons only)