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In September, Mercy Housing Northwest and Mary’s Place officially broke ground on an innovative campus of co-located shelter and affordable housing that will serve as a model for how our region addresses family homelessness. The Burien Campus brings emergency shelter and affordable housing together in one location, helping residents move from crisis toward stability. A

In March, Mercy Housing Northwest and Open Doors for Multicultural Families will break ground on a new affordable housing development in South King County called the Kent Multicultural Village (MCV). Before that momentous celebration, we want to introduce you to our partners and give you a little background on the project. Open Doors for Multicultural

In September, Mercy Housing Northwest and Mary’s Place officially broke ground on an innovative campus of co-located shelter and affordable housing that will serve as a model for how our region addresses family homelessness. The Burien Campus brings emergency shelter and affordable housing together in one location, helping residents move from crisis toward stability. A

The Cascalote bloomed in October of 2025 and has been flourishing since! This senior 62+ community, with 148 apartment homes. It’s Mercy Housing Mountain Plains’ first new development in Arizona in 13 years! Residents have moved in, programming has started, and the community is starting to thrive. The Cascalote is now 100% leased, and seniors

Tarielle is an Atlanta native in every sense of the word. Born at Grady Hospital and raised on the city’s Eastside, she knows Atlanta not as a headline or a hotspot, but as home. Today, she is also a mother of two — a proud mom to an 8-year-old and a toddler — grounded by

Mercy Housing California (MHC), together with the City of Roseville, financial partners, and community members, celebrated the grand opening for phase I of the Pleasant Grove Apartments, a new 49 home affordable housing community designed to support lower income families, older adults, and people with disabilities. The event marked a major milestone toward completing a

As we step into 2026, we’re thrilled to introduce the new name for our latest affordable housing community in Denver: Cranes Landing — formerly known as 9th & Navajo St. Why Cranes Landing? We selected the name to reflect themes of resilience, renewal, and community, three qualities Cranes Landing will represent. Cranes are symbolic of

2025 brought powerful moments of progress and possibility. Across our work and the communities we serve, stories pushed us to think bigger and bolder. Here are five that rose above the rest and helped define the year.   The Hub is at the heart of the Sunnydale community. Designed to foster unity, this community center

Emma is a resilient, passionate member of the Mercy Greenbrae community in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Courage, determination, and an unwavering commitment to creating lasting change have defined her journey. Emma began her adult life as a cast member at Walt Disney World, bringing beloved characters to life while quietly navigating the trauma of sexual assault.

With support from a $30,000 U.S. Bank Foundation grant, we are deepening our impact in support of our Housing Stability for Low-Income Families in Pierce County initiative. This one-year grant will fund eviction-prevention services for 570 residents across six affordable housing communities. It includes personalized outreach, rental assistance navigation, lease education, and proactive financial stability