Pierce County Housing Authority (PCHA)

About Pierce County Housing Authority (PCHA)

Pierce County Housing Authority (PCHA) is a real estate operator. Pierce County Housing Authority (PCHA) operates in Seattle, Washington. Its investment focus is on Affordable Housing, LIHTC and Senior Housing.

Pierce County Housing Authority (PCHA) is a public housing agency established in 1978 by Pierce County under state statute. The agency began independent management in 1980, having initially been managed by Tacoma Housing Authority. PCHA operates a portfolio that includes 121 Low-Income Public Housing units, 20 USDA/RD units, and approximately 670 affordable housing units in its Enterprise Portfolio. It also administers about 3,003 Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) to assist low-income residents. The organization has roughly 40–50 employees. In terms of real estate types, PCHA focuses on public housing (both scattered‐site single-family and multifamily units), rental housing (owned or operated by the authority), and the administration of subsidies via the Housing Choice Voucher program. Its units are located across Pierce County in places including Spanaway, Parkland, Bonney Lake, Elk Plain, Graham, and the Key Peninsula.

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