Federal policy can have a large impact on state policy, and housing in Washington is affected by what happens in the other Washington. I sat down...
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Tucked into the forested slopes of Squak Mountain, Wildwood Apartment Homes has quietly served as a cornerstone of Issaquah’s rental housing...
Read PostAt RHAWA, we serve rental housing providers of all sizes and types, but the vast majority remain hands-on owner-operators. You know your...
Read PostSo, I wrote an article last month about many of the local races to watch during this odd year election. These odd year elections don’t come...
Read PostBy the time you read this, we will be closer to 2050 than we were to 2000 – yikes! Crossing the mid-way point of 2025, we’ve seen some...
Read PostCity of Bellingham residential rental fee regulations go into effect on 8/1/2025. RHAWA forms have been revised for compliance.
Read PostSince going through the COVID-19 Pandemic, we’re all hyper-aware/sensitive about our health and the health of those near us, our family, and...
Read PostMayor Ferrell is currently running for his third term in the top job for the city of Federal Way. Ferrell helped oversee the city’s change...
Read Post. In Washington’s 2025 legislative session, two bills ended up having a huge impact on housing, both residential rentals and...
Read PostRHAWA provides many different notice forms, each for different purposes, some with variations for many different local jurisdictions. Because of...
Read PostBeginning January 1, 2026, rental housing providers across Washington will be required to abide by a maximum rent increase percentage of 9.683%, as...
Read PostFrom 5/7/2025 through 12/31/2025, the rent increase cap is 10%. From 1/1/26 through 12/31/26, the rent increase cap is 9.683% It is a best...
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