Bayside Housing is taking an urban infill approach and working to develop a boarding house with six efficiency units that share a common entry while allowing for tenant autonomy and privacy. The boarding house will include an on-site manager. Each unit within the boarding house will meet the requirements for people who use housing vouchers, and be affordable to people without vouchers at the 50% of AMI level. Bayside hopes to develop multiple boarding houses in the future.

Bayside is seeking volunteers to help on build days, as part of these projects will be self-build to keep them affordable.

To express interest or learn more, contact Aislinn Palmer, (360) 385-4637.