Legislative Session begins on January 12, 2026, and your RHAWA Government Affairs team is ready to get you involved. Your involvement in our...
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The RHAWA Government Affairs Team consistently watches for updates to local housing policy. We track changes proposed by both local city councils...
Read PostI wrote last month about some possible changes that would be forthcoming in the City of Tacoma. Well, now post-election and with a better picture of...
Read PostSuit filed against Washington State, the Governor’s Office, and a multitude of cities across Washington Olympia, WA - Yesterday afternoon, in...
Read PostWith the 2025 general election now behind us, and the campaigns disbanding, we can take stock of what we have lost, and what we have won. The...
Read PostThe Legal Defense Fund is our war horse. Quiet in the pasture, steady under pressure, but trained for the fight. It does not thrash or strike...
Read PostThis new documentary has sparked conversation across Minneapolis and beyond, asking: What went wrong in 2020 and what comes next? The murder of...
Read PostWith the pace of local rental housing policy, it can often be difficult to keep up with what these regulations are and how they came to be....
Read PostIn Washington state, the concept of “single-family residence” carries significant legal weight—especially when it comes to...
Read PostKevin Schilling has been a friend of RHAWA for a number of years, and during that time, he has served on the Burien City Council and was eventually...
Read PostDaniel Klemme at RHAWA sat down with Chris Savage, a lifelong Spokane resident and candidate for Spokane City Council, to talk about housing...
Read PostMost people are familiar with the term "buy local," referring to supporting small businesses, farms, or industries in your local area instead of...
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