Author: Sarah Domine

The corner of Harvard Ave and E Denny Way has changed in the last 20 years, but the grand staircase of the Pantages House remains the same. More than a century ago, that staircase welcomed guests into one of Capitol Hill’s finest residences. Today, it leads to 49 affordable apartments for low-income families and those

Building a more affordable Seattle since 1976 This year, Community Roots Housing celebrates 50 years. What began as a small grassroots program supporting neighbors and offering them free tools to repair their homes has grown — half a century later — into a commitment to confront inequity by creating affordable housing. Community Roots now serves

2025 was a transformative year for Community Roots Housing. From the appointment of Colleen Echohawk as the new CEO, to breaking ground on developments, to preserving historic housing, and keeping residents housed through emergency rental assistance, here are five highlights that defined the year.   1) Breaking ground on Constellation Center and Constellation Apartments In

With a snip of giant scissors, Canopy Apartments and the White Center HUB officially celebrated their grand opening on January 24, 2026. Led by Community Roots, the White Center Community Development Association (WCCDA), and Southwest Youth & Family Services, this affordable housing and community center is the result of over a decade of work in