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A Community Committed to Affordable Living

DNDA offers affordable housing solutions in the Delridge neighborhood of Seattle, ensuring that families and artists can continue to live and thrive in this vibrant community. Working with our partner United Marketing, Inc., the property management company for the 7 properties owned by DNDA providing 144 affordable rental units, designed to support families earning 30–50% of the area median income.

How to rent at a DNDA Property

Finding your new affordable home is easy, just follow these steps

1. Check eligibility

Applicants must meet income requirements (30–50% AMI).
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2. Review our FAQs

Read through our frequently asked questions.
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3. Contact the Management Team

Contact the Property Management Team and Apply for Your New Home Today!

Email The Team
(206) 932-1080

Our Affordable Housing Properties

BRANDON
COURT

  • 6058 35th Ave SW
    Seattle, WA 98126 
  • Mixed-use property with residential and commercial spaces
  • 17 townhouse condominiums, some for income-qualified, first-time homebuyers

Brandon Court, DNDA’s inaugural neighborhood development, offers 17 townhouse condominiums on its upper floors, some reserved for income-qualified, first-time homebuyers. The ground floor houses SouthWest Early Learning, a bilingual preschool, enriching the community with essential services.

MCLEAN
COMMONS

  • 5423 Delridge Way SW
    Seattle, WA 98106
  • 19 affordable housing units for income-eligible renters
  • Located above the Delridge Library

Adjacent to Brandon Court, McLean Commons offers 19 affordable housing units situated above the Delridge Library. Residents benefit from immediate access to library resources, the Delridge Grocery Co-op across the street, and nearby natural attractions like Longfellow Creek and Camp Long.

CENTERWOOD
APARTMENTS

  • 12 two-bedroom units
  • Proximity to shopping centers and parks

Centerwood Apartments provide 12 affordable two-bedroom units ideal for small families. Located near Westwood Village shopping center and Westcrest Park, residents enjoy convenient access to retail options and green spaces.

COOPER ARTIST
HOUSING

  • 36 affordable live/work studios for artists
  • Situated within the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center
Housed in the historic Frank B. Cooper School, Cooper Artist Housing offers 36 live/work studios tailored for artists. Residents are immersed in a vibrant arts community with access to the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center’s diverse programs and nearby natural areas like Longfellow Creek and Puget Park.

CROFT PLACE
TOWNHOMES

  • 21 affordable townhomes, including units for families transitioning from homelessness
  • Features a central courtyard and community building
Nestled in a tranquil residential area, Croft Place Townhomes comprises 21 units, seven of which are designated for families transitioning from homelessness. The community-centric design includes a central courtyard, play areas, and a communal building, fostering a supportive environment amidst lush greenery.

DELRIDGE
HEIGHTS

  • 12 units offering studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments
  • Easy access to shopping and recreational areas
Delridge Heights provides 12 affordable units in various configurations to suit diverse family needs. Conveniently located near shopping hubs like Westwood Village and White Center, as well as Westcrest Park, residents have ample opportunities for leisure and daily necessities.

HOLDEN MANOR

  • 10 one and two-bedroom units
  • Situated in a peaceful residential neighborhood
Holden Manor offers 10 thoughtfully designed one- and two-bedroom apartments in the heart of Delridge. Residents appreciate the serene environment with close proximity to Riverview Playfield and other local amenities.

ONE COMMUNITY COMMONS

  • 34 family-friendly housing units
  • Includes units for formerly homeless individuals and those with developmental disabilities
One Community Commons stands as a testament to DNDA’s commitment to inclusive housing, offering 34 units designed for families, with specific accommodations for formerly homeless individuals and those with developmental disabilities. Located above the West Seattle Food Bank, residents have direct access to essential services and community support.

Frequently Asked Affordable Housing Questions (FAQs)

DNDA is an equal opportunity housing provider and does not discriminate against any applicant because of age, ancestry, breastfeeding in a public place, color, creed, disability, gender identity, marital status, national origin, parental status, political ideology, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, use of a Section 8 certificate, use of a service animal, military status or Veteran, or any other protected class within the City of Seattle.

Minimum Income: For apartments with Project Based Section 8 certificates, there is no minimum income. For all other apartments, applicants must earn at least two times the rent to qualify.

Maximum Income: Most apartments rented by DNDA are set aside for people that earn either 30% or 50% of Seattle Area Median Income based on the size of your household. Please refer to the chart below to see if you income qualify.

To find out about housing availability at all seven properties owned by DNDA and to get an application sent to you, please email DNDA Housing at dndahousing@uminc.net.

The housing office is inside One Community Commons located at 6516 35th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98126, office #209. Please schedule an appointment to ensure availability of the leasing office.

Wait times can vary based on unit availability and qualification requirements. Contact the property management team for more information.

 To find out about housing availability, waitlist times, and to get an application sent to you, please email the property management team at dndahousing@uminc.net.

Yes! Section 8 and other rental assistance program vouchers are accepted. 

Please contact the management team for more information regarding animal/pet requirements specific to each community.

Contact the property management team at dndahousing@uminc.net for more information.

Frequently Asked Affordable Housing Questions (FAQs)

DNDA is an equal opportunity housing provider and does not discriminate against any applicant because of age, ancestry, breastfeeding in a public place, color, creed, disability, gender identity, marital status, national origin, parental status, political ideology, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, use of a Section 8 certificate, use of a service animal, military status or Veteran, or any other protected class within the City of Seattle.

Minimum Income: For apartments with Project Based Section 8 certificates, there is no minimum income. For all other apartments, applicants must earn at least two times the rent to qualify.

Maximum Income: Most apartments rented by DNDA are set aside for people that earn either 30% or 50% of Seattle Area Median Income based on the size of your household. Please refer to the chart below to see if you income qualify.

To find out about housing availability at all seven properties owned by DNDA and to get an application sent to you, please email DNDA Housing at dndahousing@uminc.net.

The housing office is inside One Community Commons located at 6516 35th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98126, office #209. Please schedule an appointment to ensure availability of the leasing office.

Wait times can vary based on unit availability and qualification requirements. Contact the property management team for more information.

 To find out about housing availability, waitlist times, and to get an application sent to you, please email the property management team at dndahousing@uminc.net.

Yes! Section 8 and other rental assistance program vouchers are accepted. 

Please contact the management team for more information regarding animal/pet requirements specific to each community.

Contact the property management team at dndahousing@uminc.net for more information.

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