Chancery Place Apartments
Sliding scale, Seattle
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85-unit HUD-subsidized senior apartment high-rise in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood operated by Catholic Community Services / Archdiocesan Housing Authority for residents 62+.
Chancery Place Apartments is an 85-unit HUD-subsidized senior high-rise in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood, operated by Catholic Housing Services for residents 62 and older able to live independently. Units are one-bedroom apartments. Applicants must have household income at or below 50% of HUD income limits, and rent is set at 30% of adjusted household income. The property is managed by Allied Residential in King County, Washington.
Cost. Rent based on 30% of adjusted household income; income at or below 50% of HUD income limits.
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