Developed by Housing Hope, Twin Lakes Landing is designed to house 50 families. The nonprofit’s mission is to provide affordable housing and tailored services to reduce homelessness and poverty. Twin Lakes Landing is close to public transportation, a health clinic and a family resource center. A food pantry is planned on site that would be open to anyone, as would classes in the community space.

The cost of the project is about $15 million. Money comes from a mix of tax credits, grants, donations and financing.

 

RELATED LINKS:

12/12/2017 Seattle DJC – Housing Hope’s $15M project utilized 50 modular units to open sooner

12/8/2017 Q13 Fox – ‘Housing Hope’ in Marysville becomes early Christmas gift for single mom, daughter

11/20/2016 Herald Net – Newest Housing Hope project in Smokey Point is its biggest

11/2/2016 North County Outlook – Housing Hope breaks ground on project

5/6/2016 Designs Northwest Architects – Housing Hope Twin Lakes Landing, NWAIA Citation Award

4/1/2016 The Arlington Times – Lakewood to build 50 low-income housing units

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Project Highlights

  • Marysville, WA
  • 6 Apartment Buildings
  • 50 Units
  • 47 Modules

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