King County is growing fast. While the benefits are real, and many, this rapid growth has also created an economic gap that threatens to divide our residents into those who can access housing and those who cannot. That is why the Housing Development Consortium’s 165+ member organizations and businesses work hard to ensure that all people live with dignity in safe, healthy, and affordable homes within communities of opportunity. From Seattle to Bellevue, from Kent to Kenmore, our members advocate and collaborate to increase the number of accessible homes for individuals experiencing homelessness, low-income families, and for our workplace. We exist to keep our neighbors thriving and our communities equitable.

Working together, HDC advocates have ensured that affordable housing is a priority for cities in King County. Collectively, we’ve helped secure funding for thousands of affordable homes, tenant protections for many of our most vulnerable neighbors, and helped cities implement policies to keep their communities healthy and inclusive. Get advocacy opportunities sent to you.