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Beaux Arts
Village - Bellevue - Bothell - Clyde Hill - Hunts Point - Issaquah -
Kenmore - King County
Kirkland - Medina - Mercer Island - Newcastle - Redmond
- Sammamish - Woodinville - Yarrow Point
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ARCH Sample Portfolio
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Examples of Housing and
Projects
from ARCH Member Cities. Many of the projects and
programs listed below are linked to an information page providing pictures
of housing assisted by ARCH member cities through the Trust Fund and local
housing programs, and a description of the partnerships and funding
that were required to make the project a reality.
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Family Rental Housing
Affordable rental housing
generally serves households earning less than 80% of the area median
income. Over 1,200 affordable rental units on the Eastside have been
assisted by the ARCH Housing Trust Fund.
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Senior Housing
ARCH has assisted on over 400 units of Senior housing on the Eastside,
including Senior apartments, a co-operative condominium, and a Senior
assisted care residence.
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"I never
thought quality rental senior housing was possible on my low
income. My deepest gratitude to the Shelter
Resources Inc. and ARCH members for making this happen." Riverside Landing
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Ownership Housing Some
ownership projects, such as Habitat and Avon Villa manufactured home
community, are assisted through the Housing Trust Fund. Most
projects provide affordability in exchange for land use incentives and fee
waivers offered to the builder. There are over 115 price-restricted ownership units
with long term affordability administered for member cities by ARCH.
Most of these units are attached homes and condominiums. Some
affordable units are great examples of innovative design, such as duplex
units at Lakeview Park in Kirkland, and cottages and small lot detached
single family at Greenbrier in Woodinville.
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Coal Creek Terrace, Newcastle |
Avon
Villa, Redmond |
| Lakeview
Park, Kirkland |
Greenbrier,
Woodinville |
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Transitional and Shelter Housing Housing
that provides temporary and emergency shelter for families and
individuals that would otherwise be facing homelessness.
Transitional and shelter housing is developed by non-profits with
assistance from public agencies such as ARCH.
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"Nearly
half of the eastside's homeless are children and more than 60% of
its homeless families are working or recently laid-off. For
each family accepted for transitional housing on the eastside, 13 more are turned away". Eastside Housing Association |
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Special Needs Housing The
ARCH Housing Trust Fund has provided funding for special needs housing
serving victims of domestic violence, persons with AIDS, housing for young
pregnant women & new mothers, and for persons with developmental
disabilities. Special needs housing is developed by non-profits with
assistance from public agencies such as ARCH.
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of Youth, Juanita |
Parkview
Homes VI |
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Empire Residential Resources, Issaquah |
Eastside
Domestic Violence "My Friends Place" |
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Housing Programs These
local programs help to increase the diversity of housing opportunities in
local communities.
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