Washington State Housing Finance Commission

The Washington State Housing Finance Commission is a publicly accountable entity based in Seattle, Washington. With a team of 92 employees, the Commission works to increase housing access and affordability across the state. Founded in 1983, the organization focuses on creating and preserving affordable housing options for residents of Washington. The Washington State Housing Finance Commission provides a variety of programs and services aimed at expanding access to quality community services and affordable housing. These efforts contribute to economic growth by generating revenue and creating jobs within the state. Over its history, the Commission has successfully created and preserved hundreds of thousands of affordable homes for individuals and families throughout Washington. The Commission distinguishes itself through its commitment to public accountability and self-sufficiency. It operates as a financially independent entity, ensuring its programs and services are sustainable and responsive to the evolving needs of the community. For more information about the Washington State Housing Finance Commission and its initiatives, please visit wshfc.org.