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As an association, we understand that lawmakers are looking for solutions to Washington’s housing issues, and we want to help them understand...
Read PostAs we look back on the year that was in Seattle-area residential rental housing, there are some key storylines that stand out. Whether it be the...
Read PostAbundant housing, paired with strong property rights, forms the foundation of a thriving housing market. Together, they create a system that...
Read PostBecause actual local law limits on rent increases are currently blocked by a Washington State statute, local governments have been passing...
Read PostWhen a furnace decides it doesn’t want to put out the heat any longer, that dusty old box in the garage becomes the most important thing in...
Read PostIn November 2024, RHAWA conducted an extensive survey aimed at small housing providers, uncovering significant concerns around the future of rental...
Read PostIn addition to forms for residential rental providers, there is a whole different set for members who manage manufactured housing communities. You...
Read PostAs the new year rolls around, many tenants are looking to move out of town, or buy a house, and are asking if they can end their lease early. What...
Read PostLease form revisions effective 12/06/2024: A 2022 revision to RCW 59.18.063 that was not previously brought to our attention, requires that...
Read PostWith the upcoming inauguration of both a new Trump Administration and a new Washington State Governor in (WHY IN) Bob Ferguson, the housing and...
Read Post—— SPOKANE OverviewThe Spokane City Council has passed the rental registry ordinance (C36576). This ordinance introduces additional...
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