Puget Sound multifamily fundamentals have stabilized, but the transaction environment remains disciplined. Buyers are active, though more selective...
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The King County Regional Homelessness Authority, or KCRHA, received $533.9 million between mid-2021 and July 2025. This has come to light due to a...
Read PostThis article focuses on Washington state requirements that are relevant to multifamily rental housing properties. In 2019, Washington state enacted...
Read PostSummer in Washington State brings longer days, warmer weather, and—when you’re a rental housing provider—one of the busiest and...
Read PostThe Rental Housing Association of Washington (RHAWA) bids a fond farewell to Luke Brown, our Marketing & Sales Associate, as he prepares to...
Read PostThere is something that happens when a room full of RHAWA members sit down together. The conversation starts with a question about a notice...
Read PostIn a crowded rental landscape, your listing often gets one shot to capture a high-quality tenant. While many landlords rely on polished photos and...
Read PostFor years, independent housing providers across Washington State have absorbed the financial consequences of aggressive rental legislation; lost...
Read PostOne of the most common missteps for inexperienced housing providers is the handling of the deposit at move-out. A recent state law passed in 2023...
Read PostRHAWA Regent Steve Corker explains why Spokane’s proposed cooling ordinance could unintentionally displace naturally affordable rental housing and...
Read PostThe Spokane City Council is considering an ordinance, the proposed Renters’ Right to Cooling (SMC 10.57.175), that would require landlords to...
Read PostIf you own or manage rental property in Washington, you already know this isn’t a passive business—it’s an operational one. Every...
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