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High Point, NewHolly, Rainier Vista

Many rental housing units at High Point, NewHolly, and Rainier Vista are managed by Seattle Housing Authority. They come in a range of bedroom sizes and are located in newer, energy efficient apartments and single- and multi-family buildings.

Households in this program generally earn 30 percent of area median income or less to qualify, and typically pay 30 percent of monthly income for rent and utilities. Each community maintains its own waiting list.

Rental units are also available in these communities for households earning 80 percent of area median income or less, and for households able to pay to market rental rates. Some people in these communities own their own homes.

Please note that the eligibility requirements for High Point, NewHolly, and Rainier Vista differ from those of other programs. The application process is different, too.

Applying for housing in these communities

To apply for housing in any of these communities, contact the community you're interested in directly. Contact information and office hours for each are provided below.

Eligibility

Information on program income limits, how to qualify as a family, and how general suitability, rental history, criminal history, and immigration status affect eligibility.

Locations

A map showing the High Point, NewHolly and Rainier Vista communities and information about the types of apartments offered, parking, nearby bus routes, and the surrounding neighborhood.

Current Residents

Information for residents who are currently renting a unit at High Point, NewHolly, or Rainier Vista.

Summary

• Households that rent in these three communities earn 30 percent of area median income or less to qualify
• Households generally pay 30 percent of their monthly income for rent and utilities
• The program has its own eligibility requirements and application procedures