Affordable housing project going up fast

Pullman, WALocal News

The Clarkston Family Haven is advancing quickly, with 72 affordable housing units expected to be completed by the end of 2025. This significant development, a collaboration between Horizon Housing Alliance and Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington, is already attracting interest from future residents. Construction crews are not only proud of their work but also appreciate the relaxed atmosphere of Clarkston, which they describe as one of the most peaceful locations they’ve worked in. Each of the three-story buildings will come equipped with modern amenities such as individual laundry facilities, air conditioning, and EV charging stations. The first units are anticipated to be available for rent around Christmas, while the official waiting list will open in mid-to-late summer.

Local leaders, including Mayor Monika Lawrence, have noted the importance of this project in addressing the housing crisis in the region. As the site continues to progress, the community is hopeful for the positive changes that this new housing development will bring. The project not only aims to provide homes but also to create job opportunities for local residents.

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