Seattle Social Housing Funding Proposals: 1A and 1B

On February 11, Seattle voters will weigh in on the funding for a proposed social housing initiative, with two competing propositions outlining potential revenue sources. Social housing aims to provide a mixed-income, affordable housing model that is publicly owned and remains affordable indefinitely, catering to individuals from lower middle-income to upper middle-income brackets. This model contrasts with traditional public housing, which primarily serves those at the lowest income levels, as well as nonprofit affordable housing that supports lower-income residents struggling to find affordable options in the private market. The two proposals for financing social housing are both centered on taxes Read Full Article At: Seattle Social Housing Funding Proposals: 1A and 1B

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