This past year was one of far-reaching impacts and tremendous accomplishments. Working together, the HDC movement made powerful and impactful change—working towards a future where all our neighbors have access to safe, affordable housing. Without our members, none of this would’ve been possible. Thank you so much for your support. We’re in this together. Read on for our highlighted accomplishments for 2024: https://bit.ly/4fltbr7
Housing Development Consortium of Seattle - King County
Civic and Social Organizations
Seattle, Washington 1,090 followers
All people deserve to live with dignity in safe, healthy, and affordable homes within communities of opportunity.
About us
As an advocate, broker, and convener of and for our members, the Housing Development Consortium of Seattle-King County supports and inspires our 150+ member organizations as they work collaboratively to meet the housing needs of limited-income people throughout the region. Over the course of our nearly 30 year history, our membership has grown to encompass all of the major nonprofit housing developers in King County, as well as major financial institutions, consultants, architects, building contractors, attorneys, accountants, service providers, local housing authorities, and government agencies, and our members work tirelessly to serve the many families and individuals in communities throughout the County who cannot afford market-level rents or home prices. By bringing organizations, government agencies, and businesses together around shared values and a commitment to the community, HDC has also become nationally recognized as a leader in affordable housing advocacy. Each year, HDC’s staff, members and supporters stand up to advocate for affordable homes, equitable communities, and an end to homelessness. If you are looking to find job opportunities in the affordable housing sector, look at our job listings page for opportunities within our membership! https://bit.ly/2LJJGU3
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External link for Housing Development Consortium of Seattle - King County
- Industry
- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Seattle, Washington
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1988
- Specialties
- affordablehousing and Network Weaving
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1326 5th Avenue
Suite 230
Seattle, Washington 98101, US
Employees at Housing Development Consortium of Seattle - King County
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Loren Tierney
Nonprofit Leader, Relationship Builder
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Brady Nordstrom
Curious, collaborative, and energetic M.P.A. professional with a passion for affordable housing
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Patience Malaba
Executive Director at Housing Development Consortium of Seattle- King County PSBJ 40 under 40
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Jesse Simpson
Director of Government Relations and Policy at the Housing Development Consortium
Updates
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2024 is nearly over, but we're heading into the new year at full speed! Join us virtually on January 15 for Affordable Housing Conversations at Lunch, a dynamic learning opportunity focused on the King County Regional Workforce Housing Initiative. Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/4gyGIN6
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Congrats to El Centro de la Raza, Walsh Construction Co., and the entire Four Amigos team on the successful completion of this project!
Our Walsh team has officially completed work at the vibrant Four Amigos Beloved Community in the heart of Seattle’s Columbia City neighborhood. This six-story, U-shaped building will significantly benefit the south Seattle community by providing 87 affordable family-size homes, affordable bilingual childcare services provided by El Centro de la Raza, and a new 2,600 square-foot home for the Church of Hope. The building’s design embodies El Centro de la Raza's vision to address the needs of the families they support, featuring a central outdoor play area, efficient space utilization, and elements representing the Afro-Latinx community through vibrant colors, hand-painted tile murals, and sculptures. A huge shoutout to our great team of Sandi Tovias, Joe Geise, BJ Graham, Jesus Montiel, Anthony Sherman, and Wendy Kato for delivering this project safely and to the highest level of quality! El Centro de la Raza Beacon Development Group SMR Architects
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Thank you to everyone who attended our 2024 Annual Member Meeting this last Monday! At the meeting, we celebrated our exceptional collective work over the past year, looked ahead to our shared priorities for 2025, and recognized multiple individuals for their outstanding work in and across the affordable housing sector. We also welcomed seven new members to our movement! Thank you to all our members for their dedication this past year—we wish you all a very happy holiday season.
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Looking for an update on the draft One Seattle Plan? Want an opportunity to send in comments on the plan and make your voice heard? Join the Complete Communities Coalition on 12/18 for an in-person training on the #Seattle Comprehensive Plan! RSVP here: https://bit.ly/3ZNqUjF
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Time is running out to give comment on the draft zoning maps for Seattle's Comprehensive Plan Update! The final in-person info session is this Tuesday, 12/10, at the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall. Join us in advocating for more homes in more places. bit.ly/48dWjhX
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Save the date! We're excited to announce that our 17th Annual Celebration of Affordable Housing will take place on April 23, 2025, at the Seattle Convention Center—this time in the Summit building! You can find information regarding sponsorship opportunities on the event webpage, with more details to follow. We look forward to seeing everyone in April! https://bit.ly/3CRT1p8
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The next #Seattle Comprehensive Plan Zoning Maps Information Session is coming up on December 5! Join your District 2 neighbors at the Jefferson Park Community Center and help shape a Seattle that prioritizes housing abundance and vibrant, walkable, neighborhoods. bit.ly/48dWjhX
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Join Seattle 2030 District and Bellevue 2030 District on November 19 for a crucial workshop on PCBs in buildings! Supported by the Washington State Department of Ecology, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and Pacific Rim Environmental, Inc. (PacRim), this event covers PCB dangers, their health and environmental impacts, and safe removal practices. Led by experts in environmental health and safety, the workshop includes presentations, hands-on demos, and Q&A sessions. Perfect for contractors, property managers, and environmental professionals. Register today! https://bit.ly/4g083Hs
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