Habitat for Humanity completes first mid-rise building in Seattle with 13 affordable housing units

For Amber Cortes, the chance to own her own home is a game-changer.

She is one of 13 new homeowners making 80% or less of the area median income that will live in a new building in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood constructed by Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King and Kittitas Counties.

“Habitat helped us; we will be helping others; Habitat is helped by you,” said Cortes. “We all have to be in this together for everybody to have a seat at the table and a home of their own.”

This project marks Habitat for Humanity’s completion of 700 housing options in King County, according to Brett D’Antonio, Habitat

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