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  • SUPPORT US | Bellwether Housing

    Support Us By giving to Bellwether Housing, you are supporting inclusive, equitable, and vibrant communities. Your donations help: Provide families with the stability of affordable housing near work and school Keep rent affordable for seniors and others on limited incomes Connect your neighbors to jobs, healthcare, and other services DONATE Make a general donation to support our provision of affordable housing and resident services Learn more Attend a Fundraiser Sponsor an Event Advocate Volunteer Give to Capital Campaigns Partner With Us Other Ways to Donate

  • Household Changes | bellwetherhousing

    < Back Previous Next Policies Household Changes How do I add someone to my household? Please contact your Site Manager. In general, the new household member(s) must: · Complete the lease addition application · Pay a screening fee · Meet all requirements for tenancy If approved, a new lease will be signed, but the lease term will stay the same. For example, if your lease has already switched to month-to-month, you won't be required to sign up for another full 12 months. If the lease addition is within the first 12 months of occupancy the entire household must re-income qualify for the unit. Why can’t my friend/relative stay with me without being on the lease? The local and federal funding Bellwether receives requires all people living in the apartment be included as occupants on the lease. Guests staying more than 7 days in a twelve-week period must apply to be added to the lease. My roommate is moving out, what do I need to do? All household members must complete and sign a Roommate Notice of Termination . Your Site Manager will also sign this form. What happens if my income changes? In most cases, income is reported to Bellwether once a year during annual recertification. Residents receiving rent subsidy must report income changes as they occur to their subsidy provider. Contact your Site Manager for more details. Previous Next

  • Our Residents | Bellwether Housing

    Stability Community Opportunity Stories Our Residents The residents at Bellwether are making life happen. They are good people with big hearts. Bellwether Housing is helping to strengthen their communities and give them more opportunities. Stability Finding Stability Many of our residents have told us that the housing we provided allowed them to survive life’s curveballs. Bellwether's goal is to boost people up , not keep them down. Some of our residents have fled their country or left another area of the US and arrived here knowing no one, or have disabilities or health complications. At Bellwether, residents get comfort and settle in. 50% of our residents have lived in their apartments for 5 years or more, and 20% for 10 years or more. Bellwether Residents: Teba and her mom Finding a Strong Community Many Bellwether residents lost work during the COVID-19 pandemic and were unable to pay rent. Our Resident Services Team identified all residents eligible for Seattle rental assistance and walked them through the complex application progress. Helping our residents get rental assistance and stay housed is some of the most important work Bellwether has ever done. Bellwether Residents: The Ritter family Finding Opportunity Our residents have told us that they were able to pursue a new job or education opportunities, had easier commutes, and could enroll their children in excellent schools because of the housing they have at Bellwether. Those who received scholarships took their education further and soon will be able to pursue new job opportunities. Bellwether Residents: The Fanose family Bellwether Resident Bellwether Resident: Augustine Creating access to opportunity through affordable housing Community Opportunity Stories RESIDENT STORIES Play Video Closer to Home 2025 - Taryn's Story Play Video Planting Seeds: Mr. Captain Larry and DeAngelo Play Video Cooking Together Play Video Behind the Scenes: Why Alex, Yvette, and Todd love their work! Play Video

  • Pets and Service Animals | bellwetherhousing

    < Back Previous Next Policies Pets and Service Animals Do Bellwether buildings allow pets? Cats and dogs (75 lb. limit) are accepted at: Bellevue/Olive, Cambridge, Casa Pacifica, First & Vine, Genesee, Gilmore, Mercer Court, Meridian Manor, Olive Tower, Oregon, Parker, Rose Street, Sunrise Tower (formerly Security House), Stewart Court, Stone Way, Tate Mason House, The Views at Madison, and Vine Court. Cats only are accepted at Graham/Terry and Sterling Court. Approval for certain other small household animals may be requested in writing. Bellwether limits the number of pets to two (2) per apartment. The pet deposit is $125 and Bellwether requires proof of inoculations, proof of spay/neutering, and a current license. Residents must agree to and follow the Bellwether Pet Policy. All Bellwether buildings accommodate approved service animals. Previous Next

  • NEWS & EVENTS | Bellwether Housing

    News & Events Stay informed about Bellwether Housing events, announcements and publications. See our blog for our latest postings. News and Press Contact Bellwether Marketing and Communications Team Send an email View Full Calendar Upcoming Events on the Calendar Closer to Home 2026 Thu, Oct 08 Learn more Prisma - opening for residents spring of 2028 Sat, Apr 01 Details Return to Homepage

  • Weather Safety | bellwetherhousing

    < Back Previous Next Security Weather Safety It’s great to prepare for extreme weather conditions, like snowstorms and heat waves, in advance. Stay stocked up on food, prescriptions, and other daily essentials. If you need help accessing food and medical supplies, contact your Resident Services Coordinator. If you drive, make sure that your car is filled with gas In icy conditions, be cautious to avoid falls and accidents. Wear shoes with traction and use walking sticks if needed for extra stability. When possible, avoid going out when there is snow or ice. DO NOT space heaters. Space heaters are not allowed at Bellwether because they are a fire risk. Every apartment has heat. If there is a problem with your heaters, please alert your Site Manager for Maintenance to assess. If there is a power outage, use battery powered lights. Keep these lights where it is easy to find them. During a power outage do not use candles near flammable materials. Keep candles or lanterns out the of the reach of children. Do not use grills, generators, or other gas-powered appliances in your home or anywhere on the property due the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. Acts of nature will happen, and it is best to wait them out versus engaging in any risky behaviors. If you need help building an emergency kit, contact your Resident Services Coordinator Previous Next

  • 2024 Sponsors for Closer to Home | Bellwether Housing

    Sponsor Bellwether's Closer to Home - our annual fundraiser to help build low income housing in Seattle! Home Support Us Closer to Home SPONSOR BENEFITS Download Sponsorship Form Download Benefits PDF HIDE DETAILS LIST DETAILS Keynote Sponsorship $35,000 (only one spot available) Opportunity to introduce speakers at the event, and say a few words about your business during the program One VIP table (seats 10) Live podium recognition at the event Logo featured on event screen Linked logo on event website Logo on event communications Logo included in event program Acknowledgement on social media Acknowledgment in post-event communications and annual report Innovator Sponsorship $15,000 (only five spots available) Exclusive tour at one of our buildings in development with the CEO and Director of Real Estate Development One VIP table (seats 10) Live podium recognition at the event Logo featured on event screen Linked logo on event website Logo on event communications Logo included in event program Acknowledgement on social media Acknowledgment in post-event communicationsand annual report Visionary Sponsorship $10,000 (only five spots available) One VIP table (seats 10) Live podium recognition at the event Logo featured on event screen Linked logo on event website Logo on event communications Logo included in event program Acknowledgement on social media Acknowledgment in post-event communications and annual report Champion Sponsorship $5,000 One table (seats 10) Live podium recognition at the event Logo featured on event screen Linked logo on event website Logo included in event program Acknowledgement on social media Acknowledgment in post-event communications and annual report Advocate Sponsorship $2,500 One table (seats 10) Company name on event website Company name included in event program Acknowledgment in post-event communications Partner Sponsorship $1,500 One table (seats 10) Company name on event website Company name included in event program Sponsor Now Interested in getting involved in our 2024 Fundraiser? Have questions? Contact Megan Mayes , Director of External Engagement Manager.

  • AdminOffices | Bellwether Housing

    ADMIN OFFICES Our South Lake Union office 433 Minor Ave N. Seattle 98109 Our Capitol Hill office is at 1651 Bellevue Ave. Seattle 98122 You can contact us HERE. HOURS: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Friday Appointment required. Offices are not open to the general public.

  • Property Management | Bellwether Housing

    Bellwether manages the leasing, resident needs, and building security, safety, upkeep and upgrades. We have been managing affordable housing since 1980. Property Management Our Bellwether Property Management Team along with our Facilities Management Team manage leasing, resident needs, and oversee building security, safety, and upkeep. The team supervises major upgrades to older buildings and responds to daily needs of the residents. We have been managing affordable housing since 1980. Current residents can find help online for common requests at our Residents Portal . Facilities Management Services Routine exterior painting of buildings and interior painting of public and common areas. General building repairs. Maintenance of building life-support and safety systems, such as security alarms, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing, electrical and lighting. Pest control. Care of trees and shrubbery, lawns, sidewalks and snow removal. Maintenance and repair of door locks and door hardware. Repair or replacement of community furnishings and equipment. You gave me freedom of feeling safe in my own home. Resident

  • 2022 Sponsors for Closer to Home | Bellwether Housing

    Sponsor Bellwether's Closer to Home - our annual fundraiser to help build low income housing in Seattle! Home Support Us Closer to Home SPONSOR BENEFITS Download Sponsorship Form Download Benefits PDF VIEW DETAILS HIDE DETAILS Keynote Sponsorship $25,000 (only one spot available) Opportunity to introduce speakers at the event, and say a few words about your business during the program One VIP table (seats 10) Live podium recognition at the event Logo featured on event screen Linked logo on event website Logo on event communications Logo included in event program Acknowledgement on social media Acknowledgment in post-event communications and annual report Visionary Sponsorship $10,000 (only five spots available) One VIP table (seats 10) Live podium recognition at the event Logo featured on event screen Linked logo on event website Logo on event communications Logo included in event program Acknowledgement on social media Acknowledgment in post-event communications and annual report Champion Sponsorship $5,000 One table (seats 10) Live podium recognition at the event Logo featured on event screen Linked logo on event website Logo included in event program Acknowledgement on social media Acknowledgment in post-event communications and annual report Advocate Sponsorship $2,500 One table (seats 10) Company name on event website Company name included in event program Acknowledgment in post-event communications Partner Sponsorship $1,500 One table (seats 10) Company name on event website Company name included in event program Interested in getting involved in our 2022 Fundraiser? Have questions? Contact Mariel Wettick , Events & Fundraising Manager at: mwettick@bellwetherhousing.org

  • The Rise on Madison | Bellwether Housing

    Affordable Housing in First Hill / The Rise on Madison: The first affordable high-rise in Seattle in decades, The Rise offers over 250 homes in the heart of First Hill, next to transit, schools, and hospitals, with easy access to downtown. This property was developed by and now managed by Bellwether Housing. Select Language NOW LEASING!! < All < Previous Select Next > The Rise on Madison 1400 Madison St, Seattle, WA 98104, USA 1400 Madison St, Seattle, WA 98104, USA Select Future Building View Availability June 2022 Applications will NOT be accepted yet (no waitlist) Email us Contact us Contact info: The Rise on Madison Manager The Rise on Madison Manager Property Manager 877-644-8668 877-644-8668 SDCI# Apartments 250 Homes First Hill Close Bellevue Wilburton Brightwood Kingway Redevelopment Phase 1 Prisma Sunbreak Thunderbird Nest The Aries at Bitter Lake The Rise on Madison Anchor Flats Annapolis Arbora Court Bellevue Olive Cambridge Apartments Casa Pacifica Cascade Court Cedar Crossing Eagles Apartments First and Vine Apartments Flourish on Rainier Gilmore Apartments Graham / Terry Judkins Park Apartments Juneau Townhomes Kingway Marina Club Mercer Court Meridian Manor Apartments Olive Tower Oregon Apartments Pardee Townhomes Rose Street Apartments Sortun Court Sterling Court Stewart Court Apartments Stone Way Apartments Sunrise Tower Tate Mason House The BLVD The Confluence The Genesee The Parker Apartments The Renton Sage Views at Madison MAP LOADING ... Map [Never Expand]Floorplans No floorplans are available for this building. [Never Expand]Transit Routes Nearby 12, 60, Dungeness, Greyhound View nearby transit [Never Expand] to learn more about this project? You can find more information at the city website. City Services Portal Close SEND FEEDBACK First Name Last Name Email Message Property Send us your feedback View project schedule Feedback If you would like to provide input to us about this project, use the form below. Project Milestones Printables / Downloads Community Surveys and Outreach While we are designing the building, we are accepting input from the community about how to best serve the neighborhood. Select your language to add your input: Learn more -OR- Select Language About The Rise on Madison The first affordable high-rise in Seattle in decades, The Rise offers over 250 homes in the heart of First Hill, next to transit, schools, and hospitals, with easy access to downtown. This property was developed by and now managed by Bellwether Housing. About First Hill First Hill THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS IN THIS PROJECT The Rise on Madison Find other available housing View Availability < All < Previous property Next property > Established: 2023 Neighborhood: First Hill Apartments: 250 Types of Units: Incomes Served: Populations Served: Commercial Space Sq. Ft.: Community Space: Features: Services: Property Managed By: Bellwether FUNDERS & PARTNERS: Design: Construction: Construction Firm Lead Team Members: Developers/Owners: Bellwether Housing Community Partners: Funding Sources: Funding sources Total Project Cost: Community Surveys and Translations: Request Maintenance |

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