The waitlist for low-income housing in Spokane: 3 years
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The need for low-income housing continues to outpace supply. In Spokane, there's a three-year waitlist to be able to move into one of those housing units.
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- The need for low-income housing continues to outpace supply. In Spokane, there's a three-year waitlist to be able to move into one of those housing units.
The council voted on what areas will receive parts of $13.6 million left in ARP funds the city has received.
The Spokane City Council approved nearly $14 million in covid relief spending Monday night, with a large share of the funds going toward housing. About $6
Spokane nonprofit to build upscale, yet affordable low-income housing Community Frameworks is starting construction on 46 rental apartments for low-income families. Rent starts at $250 a month. Author: Morgan Trau (KREM) Updated: 8:18 AM PST December 14, 2020 SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash — Spokane’s housing shortage has only been exacerbated by the pandemic, but a nonprofit is starting construction on a low-income rental home development that will let low-income families live affordably. Sinto Commons is being built by Community Frameworks and their partners. T...
Spokane-based Community Frameworks broke ground last week on Sinto Commons, a four-story apartment development in North Central. The nonprofit affordable housing association is preparing the project site by removing a large, basalt rock formation at 509 W. Sinto Ave. Vertical construction of the building is slated to begin in the spring. Sinto Commons will span more than 50,600 square feet and consist of 47 studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units, indoor common areas, outdoor play areas and on-site parking. The nonprofit has designated 23 units for people who are homeless. “The impact of...