Olympia Votes on Critical Housing Funds | Seattle News

Olympia’s City Council is poised to vote on critical state funding to jumpstart two major affordable housing projects, tackling the costly infrastructure hurdles that often stall such developments. The Franz Anderson Permanent Supportive Housing project seeks $730K for 70 units targeting low-income residents—with many reserved for those earning under 30% of area median income—and includes wraparound support services. Meanwhile, Harbor Pines, already under construction, requests $685K for 272 family units across diverse sizes, plus community amenities like a playground and gym. With Olympia projected to fall short by nearly 1,100 permanent supportive housing units by 2045—and thousands more affordable homes needed—these grants could be game-changers. A September 15th vote could unlock vital resources to deliver much-needed shelter to vulnerable communities.

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