Latest issue36 Snohomish County arts groups share in $10M grant roundRead now

Daily EverettSubscribe — it’s free

← Everett news

HousingWednesday, November 11

HASCO breaks ground on 124 affordable homes in south Lynnwood

The Daily Everett teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

ShareEmailFacebookX

If you're hunting for an affordable place to live near Lynnwood, help is on the way. The Housing Authority of Snohomish County broke ground Tuesday on The Bow Tie at 5710 200th St. SW, the former site of the Pinewood and Timberglen apartments. estimates it'll be finished in 2028.

Gov. Bob Ferguson and State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti joined the $90.1 million groundbreaking. Ferguson said that after visiting all 39 counties on the campaign trail, housing was the issue he heard about most.

Bonds and tax credits cover most of the $90.1 million

Source: HeraldNet.com

View as table
AmountShare
Bond issuance$39.5 million43.8%
Low-income housing tax credits$32 million35.5%
Amazon Housing Fund$6.5 million7.2%
Snohomish County$6.1 million6.8%
State Housing Trust Fund$5 million5.5%
State commerce department$1 million1.1%

The name honors former HASCO Executive Director Bob Davis, who wore a bow tie to the ceremony, naturally.

  • Seniors: 60 units at 30% to 60% of area median income
  • Families: 64 units at 50% to 60% of area median income
  • Area median income: $151,200 in Snohomish County
  • Amenities: air conditioning, community room, bike storage

Sources: HeraldNet.com, My Edmonds News

Read it in the full edition

More from today’s edition

Read the edition
ArtsThirty-six Snohomish County arts groups, seven in Everett, win grants from a $10 million poolIf you love Everett's arts scene, some of your favorites just got a boost. ArtsFund and Allen Family Philanthropies announced Tuesday that they're sending $10 million in unrestricted grants to 745 arts and culture groups across Washington. Thirty-six local organizations in Snohomish County are on the list.Today’s editionRead

More growth from local newsrooms

All growth news

  1. Everett Post5 hours ago

    Veteran’s Day through the eyes of the Naval Station Everett home port destroyers

    EVERETT — As we commemorate Veteran’s Day and show our indebted gratitude to the women and men who have selflessly […]

  2. My Edmonds News13 hours ago

    $90.1 million ‘cross-generational’ housing community breaks ground in Lynnwood

    Several dozen people, some wearing bow ties, gathered under a canopy tent late Tuesday morning at 5710 200th St. S.W. in Lynnwood. The Housing Authority of Snohomish County (HASCO) held

    Also reported byHeraldNet.com

  3. The Urbanist13 hours ago

    Taskforce Spells Out Need for Cabinet-Level Housing Agency in Washington

    A gubernatorial taskforce recommends the legislature take steps to stand up a Department of Housing in 2027, funding a small startup team and cabinet position. A phased rollout would follow, taking on existing programs and functions from elsewhere in state government.