Special Needs

Permanent and temporary housing with supportive services for people with disabilities, health care needs or unique situations.

Formerly Homeless

Permanent and temporary housing with supportive services for formerly homeless adults and families.
Special Needs

Permanent and temporary housing with supportive services for people with disabilities, health care needs or unique situations.
Senior Housing

Housing with supportive services for seniors.
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Housing for Native people located in or near Indian Country.
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Single family homes for first-time home buyers and those whose incomes are at or below 80% of the Area Median Income.
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Community facilities or low-income rental housing without supportive services.

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New Ground Kirkland: 11005 NE 68th
Kirkland, WA 98033

A rehabbed apartment building now offering 8 units of transitional housing for homeless youth aged 18 to 21.

full project details; 47.666204 -122.193058
New Beginnings Domestic Violence Transitional Housing: Address Confidential

Provided a wide range of services to New Beginnings to rehabilitate their aging 17-unit Domestic Violence Transitional Housing facility.

full project details; 47.6059315673 -122.267189026
Sun Ray Court: 518 S Browne St.
Spokane, WA 99204

76 units in an all-men residential facility with onsite treatment for chemical dependency and mental illness.

full project details; 47.6507319 -117.413521
Aurora Supportive Housing: 10507 Aurora Ave. N
Seattle, WA 98133

87-unit, 4-story, mixed-use building in north Seattle with housing and supportive services for homeless individuals living with mental illness.

full project details; 47.705548 -122.345114
Project Open Door: 117 Cornell St.
Tacoma, WA 98466

8 units of permanent supportive housing for low-income & formerly homeless persons living with HIV/AIDS.

full project details; 47.233028 -122.506141
Issaquah House: 52 SE Bush St.
Issaquah, WA 98027

4 units of permanent housing for low- to moderate-income individuals with developmental disabilities.

full project details; 47.5283865 -122.0357273
Hopelink Place: 537 102nd Ave SE, Bellevue, WA
Bellevue, WA 98004

20-unit transitional housing facility for formerly homeless families with dependent children from land donated by the City of Bellevue.

full project details; 47.6047914 -122.2040732
New Basin Inn/Bell Hotel: 210 W. Division Ave.
Ephrata, WA 98823

We helped rehab this former hotel and registered historic landmark into affordable rental housing for individuals with chronic mental illness and ground floor commercial space.

full project details; 47.320605 -119.552076
ROOTS Young Adult Shelter: 1415 NE 43rd St.
Seattle, WA 98105

We are helping manage the ROOTS YAS renovation so they may expand their bed capacity, build a hygiene center and upgrade their office space.

full project details; 47.6597043 -122.3121943
A Place of Our Own: Address Confidential

Nation's first housing project designed to meet the accessibility & security needs of deaf & deaf-blind women & families who've experienced domestic violence.

full project details; 47.6050056507 -122.346153259
Alder Commons: 4308 76th St. NE
Marysville, WA 98270

We provided full development services for Compass Health resulting in 18-units of housing for formerly homeless individuals with mental illness.

full project details; 48.0644769 -122.172327
Albion Place: 3520 Albion Pl.
Seattle, WA 98103

SHA owns the land. CPC provides the services. Common Ground handled the planning & financing. End result: 12 permanent homes for low-income folks with mental illness.

full project details; 47.6499594 -122.3447278
Andrew’s Glen: 4220 Factoria Blvd SE
Bellevue, WA 98007

We structured all the financing & served as a project manager for Imagine Housing resulting in 40 units of permanent supportive housing, half reserved for veterans.

full project details; 47.570048 -122.1694378
Auburn Four-Plex: 3858 D Pl. SE
Auburn, WA 98002

With our project management expertise, Valley Cities renovated this four-plex resulting in transitional housing for low-income folks with mental illness & their families.

full project details; 47.2741277 -122.2230806
Aurora Place: 8105 NE Fourth Plain Rd.
Vancouver, WA 98662

25 new units of permanent supportive housing with 12 reserved for individuals with disabilities & 2 for persons with HIV/AIDS.

full project details; 45.646918 -122.588512
Avalon Place: 2988 SW Avalon Way
Seattle, WA 98126

Transitional Resources' first permanent housing facility resulting in 16 units of permanent supportive housing for low-income adults with mental illness.

full project details; 47.568026 -122.371193
Avalon Way Mutual Housing: 2970 SW Avalon Way
Seattle, WA 98126

15 units of independent living in studio apartments with supportive services for individuals with mental illness.

full project details; 47.5691137587 -122.371258736
Bringing It Home: 818 W. Yakima Ave.
Yakima, WA 98902

A rehab project resulting in 44 beds of emergency shelter, 16 units of transitional housing, a community center and YWCA administrative offices.

full project details; 46.598443 -120.520913
Cascade Court: 165 Johnson Rd.
Centralia, WA 98531

11 units of permanent supportive housing for chronically mentally ill adults earning less than 50% of the area medium income.

full project details; 46.7320787 -122.9818297
Milwaukee Park Apartments: 209 S. Milwaukee St.
Mt. Vernon, WA 98273

15 homes for low-income folks with support spaces for mental health & other social services & within proximity to a Compass Health facility.

full project details; 48.4148292 -122.3367968
Mitchell Manor: 120 S Benton St.
Kennewick, WA 99336

6 specially-made homes for low-income individuals with physical disabilities.

full project details; 46.206761 -119.120344
Pacific Pearl: 330 Broadway Ave.
South Bend, WA 98577

Multiple partnerships led to these 15 units of housing with supportive services for low-income people who have experienced domestic violence.

full project details; 46.664121 -123.7948226
Passage Point: 15900 227th Ave. SE
Maple Valley, WA 98038

This one of a kind residential community for low-income parents recently released from the criminal justice system has 46 homes with a full range of supportive services.

full project details; 47.451977 -122.0387658
Rainier House: 5270 Rainier Ave. S
Seattle, WA 98118

50 units of housing for people with mental illness who have spent long periods of time living on the streets or shelters in one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the U.S.

full project details; 47.5543782 -122.2816851
The Willows: 179 SW 112th St.
Seattle, WA 98146

Unique transitional housing with on-site support & treatment for 15 mothers with young children, recovering from mental illness, chemical dependency & homelessness.

full project details; 47.5031084 -122.3355432
Turning Pointe Shelter: Address Confidential

12 residential units for survivors of domestic violence and their children serving clients in Mason County and the surrounding communities.

full project details; 47.2561649869 -123.020095825
Youth Emergency Services - North: 525 Highland Dr.
Arlington, WA 98223

Emergency residential units for 8 runaway & homeless youth between the ages of 13 and 17, designed specifically for the needs of the youth population.

full project details; 48.1877768 -122.1225333
Maloney Heights (Supportive Housing Institute): 2317 W. 18th St.
Port Angeles, WA 98363

Our 2008 Supportive Housing Institute helped Serenity House develop 28 units of permanent supportive housing for low-income individuals with disabilities.

full project details; 48.1227641 -123.4922505
Highline Village Townhomes: 2600 SW Holden St.
Seattle, WA 98106

24 homes uniquely designed to provide residents a sense of independent living with access to health care, peer support & counseling.

full project details; 47.535064 -122.365671
Willow Ridge: Address Confidential

Shelter and affordable rental housing for survivors of domestic violence & their families in and around Lincoln County.

full project details; 47.8371270724 -118.377685547
Consejo Transitional Housing: Address Confidential

23 transitional housing units for extremely low-income Latino survivors of domestic violence & their children.

full project details; 47.5929672432 -122.346496582

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