Community Roots Housing

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Community Roots Housing is a public development authority (PDA) established by the City of Seattle pursuant to state law R.C. The Community Roots Housing Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that raises funds to sustain operations and support specific initiatives of Community Roots Housing.

Photos from Community Roots Housing's post 05/22/2026

It was only a few weeks ago that we held our first ever Framing Futures fundraiser. 🎉🏘️ Thanks to the generosity of our attendees, sponsors, and supporters, we raised over $154,000 to uphold the promise of affordable housing.

📸 Swipe through some of the luncheons’ highlighted moments.

Thank you to everyone who came to make it a success! This work wouldn’t be possible without you.

Photos from Community Roots Housing's post 05/02/2026

Explore some affordable housing options near you below.

🌇 Villa Apartments
The Villa is a renovated classic brick building with a large modern addition located at the gateway to Capitol Hill and Pike-Pine neighborhoods. Studios start at $1,150/mo. https://ow.ly/ycg550YQR6G

🧱 Oleta
This 34-unit classic brick building is centrally located on Capitol Hill. Apartments at the Oleta have large windows, some with city views, and clawfoot tubs. Studio apartments start at $1,050/mo. https://ow.ly/kuog50YQR6K

🏠 Liberty Bank Building
Neighboring near all that the Central District offers. Residents share a rooftop deck, courtyard, BBQ area, laundry, lounge, and workshop space. One bedrooms start at $1,582/mo. https://ow.ly/2UTL50YQR6J

Do you have questions or want to apply? Call our leasing line at 206-895-1400 or email [email protected].

Photos from Community Roots Housing's post 05/01/2026

The future is something we build together. And at Framing Futures yesterday, we did just that.

We hosted our first new fundraiser luncheon focused on upholding the promise of affordable housing. Thanks to the generosity of our attendees, sponsors, and supporters, we raised over $154,000 to continue building and preserving affordable homes in Seattle.

CEO Colleen Echohawk and #1 The New York Times best time seller and co-author of Abundance, Derek Thompson, had a powerful conversation about how we unlock extraordinary growth, build more affordable housing, and spark a new era of technological breakthroughs.

Thank you to everyone who devoted their time and resources to our work, yesterday and throughout the year. Together, we're making a more affordable and inclusive Seattle possible. Thank you so much to everyone who turned out and supported this important work!

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1620 12th Avenue
Seattle, WA
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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
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Friday 8am - 5pm