Find KCHA’s housing policies, financial reports, and publications—including information on federal funding, our MTW designation, and our annual reports.
Learn about policies related to smoking, language access, pets, occupancy, and more.
KCHA is not a federal agency, but we receive federal funding through the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Learn about the impact of federal funding and policy on KCHA.
MTW is a HUD designation that gives KCHA local flexibility through waivers from certain HUD regulations. This flexibility allows us to shape our federally funded programs to better respond to local conditions, streamline operations, and support residents and tenants in their goals of economic self-sufficiency.
KCHA issues bonds to finance affordable housing across the region. Access investor information, including credit ratings, official statements, rating reports, and links to official filings on MSRB EMMA.
Each year, the Washington State Auditor reviews KCHA’s financial statements and compliance with federal laws. The report covers our financial condition, capital assets, long-term debt, and economic factors affecting KCHA’s future.
Browse our annual reports, agency accomplishments, and resident data to learn about KCHA’s work and impact across King County.
