Looking for an affordable apartment in Seattle?
Community Roots Housing is hosting an Affordable Housing Open House where you can learn more about available apartments, ask questions, and apply in person.
Drop in anytime from 2–6 p.m. on Thursday, November 19.
No appointment necessary.
No application fees.
Affordable Housing Open House
WHEN
Thursday, November 19 from 2–6 p.m.
WHERE
Africatown Plaza in the Central District (1100 23rd Avenue Seattle, WA 98122)
WHAT
Learn if you’re eligible for an affordable apartment and apply to vacant units across the city. We’ll also be offering tours of available apartments in Africatown Plaza.
WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU TO APPLY
Please bring documents that can help verify your household, income, rental history, and financial information, including:
- ID for all adults 18+
- Birth certificates for minors
- Income verification, such as your last 6 paystubs, Social Security award letter, pension information, or self-employment verification
- Rental history for the last 2 years
- Bank account information
Apartments for rent
Community Roots Housing has 40+ affordable apartment buildings across Seattle, with floor plans ranging from studios to 4-bedroom apartments. Our buildings are located near transit, parks, schools, jobs, and neighborhood amenities.
- Pet-friendly apartments
- Onsite laundry
- Patios & balconies*
- Shared community rooms*
- Harwood floors*
- Dishwashers*
- Bike storage*
- Parking*
*Available in select buildings
Explore the full list of available apartments. Drop-in November 19 to learn more and apply.
How to apply and eligibility requirements
How do I apply for housing? After finding an apartment you would like to apply for, drop-in November 19! You can also contact our leasing line by calling 206-895-1400 or emailing leasinginfo@communityrootshousing.org.
What are the eligibility requirements? Find all the eligibility requirements for applicants here.
How do I know if my income qualifies? All of our apartments have income maximums related to a households’ Unit Area Median Income (unit AMI). Learn more.
Do you offer low-income HUD-subsidized housing? Yes. If you’re interested in a HUD-subsidized apartment, learn more about the process here.
