A Seattle area program that offers funds to landlords to incentivize them to rent vacant units to the homeless has hit a snag, as there are more units available than eligible homeless people. Because of this, landlords are being turned away from the program. The agency, however, continues to say that they need more units.
The King County Regional Homeless Authority (KCRHA) in Washington State has confirmed that landlords in Seattle are being turned away from a program aimed at incentivizing them to take in homeless tenants. Advocates for those living on the streets in Seattle including activists, politicians, and officials with the KCRHA continue to push the failed “ housing first ” model.
The “housing first” model, promoted by the Biden administration , advocates for those on the streets to be given shelter without any requirement to seek services such as drug or mental health treatment. Often times, the facilities […]
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