Status of affordable housing bills at cutoff

The following housing bills that we have reported on have advanced out of committee (or have an impact on the budget) and are awaiting floor action.

• HB 1105 – Protecting taxpayers from home foreclosure
• HB 1107 – Concerning nonprofit homeownership development
• HB 1168 – Concerning sales and use and excise tax exemptions for self-help housing development
• HB 1181 – Providing property tax relief for senior citizens and qualifying veterans
• HB 1207 – Concerning manufactured housing communities
• HB 1219 – Providing cities and counties authority to use real estate excise taxes to support affordable housing and homelessness projects
• HB 1290 – Concerning reviews of voluntary cleanups
• HB 1377 – Concerning requiring cities to offer a density bonus for affordable housing development on religious organization property
• HB 1406 – Encouraging investments in affordable and supportive housing
• HB 1576 – Concerning condominium liability
• HB 1590 – Allowing the local sales and use tax for affordable housing to be imposed by a councilmanic authority
• HB 1797 – Concerning local governments planning and zoning for accessory dwelling units
• HB 1798 – Concerning short-term rentals
• HB 1923 – Increasing urban residential building capacity
• SB 5025 – Creating sales and use and excise tax exemptions for self-help housing development
• SB 5334 – Concerning the Washington uniform common interest ownership act
• SB 5357 – Authorizing cities and counties to impose additional taxes for affordable housing
• SB 5358 – Concerning affordable housing development on religious organization property
• SB 5363 – Extending the property tax exemption for new and rehabilitated multiple-unit dwellings in urban centers
• SB 5366 – Expanding the property tax exemption for new and rehabilitated multiple-unit dwellings in urban centers
• SB 5372 – Concerning local project review undertaken under chapter 36.70B RCW
• SB 5382 – Concerning tiny houses serving as accessory dwelling units
• SB 5383 – Concerning tiny houses
• SB 5384 – Concerning the location of tiny house communities
• SB 5390 – Providing property tax relief to preserve home ownership
• SB 5646 – Encouraging investments in affordable and supportive housing
• SB 5788 – Concerning local government infrastructure funding
• SB 5812 – Concerning local governments planning and zoning for accessory dwelling units
• SB 5951 – Concerning tax incentives to encourage residential and mixed-use development in urban infill areas

These are the bills that we have reported on but will not advance this session: