Genesee Housing
A collaborative project with Seattle's Housing Resource Group to develop a mixed-use, 50-unit building that will include 22 affordable units for very low-income disabled individuals and families, including those living with HIV/AIDS. Opened in May 2006.

Judkins Park Apartments
16 new two- and three-bedroom apartments and townhomes in the Judkins Park neighborhood of Seattle, developed in collaboration with Seattle's Housing Resources Group. Opened in December 2004.

Bailey-Boushay House
A 35-bed residential skilled nursing facility and adult day health center -- the first facility of its kind designed specifically for people with HIV/AIDS. Opened in June 1992; owned and operated by Virginia Mason Medical Center.

Lyon Building
A 64-unit building providing permanent, supportive housing for people living with HIV/AIDS who have histories of mental illness, substance abuse, and homelessness. Opened in September 1997 and operated by Downtown Emergency Service Center.

Scattered-Site Housing and Set-Asides
16 apartments and condominiums throughout King County for low-income individuals and families with HIV/AIDS, developed in partnership with the King County Housing Authority and the Lifelong AIDS Alliance; and set-aside units for people living with HIV/AIDS in other local affordable housing projects.

Shirley Bridge Bungalows
6 newly constructed apartments for low-income individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS. Opened in September 2002.