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waitlists. Fortunately, Housing Kitsap has a portfolio of communities offering diverse affordable housing option. Below is a list of
Housing Kitsap and other organizations in the area offering affordable housing.
Communities who have Low Income Housing Tax Credit (Tax Credit) units
This program is essentially a contract between Housing Kitsap and Washington State Housing Finance Commission to provide
housing to households whose annual income can range between very low and moderate income. This program does not offer any
direct rental assistance (subsidy) to the households served, instead it offers incentives to owners of housing, by means of a tax
liability deduction, to offer more affordable rents, typically much lower than the fair market value of a unit in a specific area. Often,
a qualified household can move into a tax credit income restricted unit without having to apply and be selected from a waitlist.
Park Place Conifer Woods Kingston Ridge Madrona Manor Port Orchard Vista Golden Tides II and
Apartments Apartments Apartments Port Orchard Port Orchard Golden Tides III
Bremerton Port Orchard Kingston (360) 871-5798 (360) 519-3659 Silverdale
(360) 698-7345 (360) 871-5581 (360) 297-7003 (360) 308-9582
Housing Kitsap welcomes qualified tenants without regard to race, color, national origin, creed, religion,
sex, marital status, familial status, disability or due to ownership of a service animal. Housing Kitsap provides reasonable
accommodations to persons with disabilities. If you need this document in an alternate format, please contact Housing
Kitsap Section 504 Coordinator, Freddy Linares at (360) 535-6128 or 2244 NW Bucklin Hill Rd. Silverdale, WA 98383.
Housing Kitsap Affordable Housing List 2018
Public Housing (**Please Note: Housing Kitsap's Public Housing 1&2 Bedroom waitlist is closed until further notice.)
The program is for Elderly, Disabled and Single Families who qualify under the low to very low-income guidelines. Once selected
from a waitlist, households apply at the Housing Kitsap office, the household must meet the qualifications of the Housing Authority
which they are applying to live. Households must qualify under the low to very low-income guidelines and they are required to pay
30% of their adjusted income for rent. This program is different from the above programs since the Housing Authority does not
receive additional payments outside of the specific amount allotted per the Federal Budget per year. The total budget is used to
administer the program; it is not used to offset the value of the unit rented if the unit was rented to a non-income restricted
household.
The waitlist is managed though Housing Kitsap’s main office, please call (360) 535-6100 for more information.
Section 8 Housing
Section 8 is a federally funded Housing Assistance Program which offers rental assistance (subsidy) for Elderly, Disabled and Single
Families who qualify under the very low-income guidelines. Once selected from the waitlist, households are contacted by
Bremerton Housing Authority and receive a voucher to be used at any community or through a private landlord. Households must
qualify under the very low-income guidelines and they are required to pay 30% of their adjusted income for rent. The landlord
receives a HAP payment for the difference between the contract rent of the unit and the resident paid portion.
The waitlist is managed though Bremerton Housing Authority and is updated via their website www.BremertonHousing.org.
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