The South Sound Housing Affordability Partners in partnership with the cities of Edgewood, Fife, Gig Harbor, Milton, and University Place, conducted a racial equity analysis to establish anti- displacement policies to ensure there will be no net displacement of very low, low, or moderate-income households or individuals from racial, ethnic, and religious communities that have been subject to discriminatory housing policies in the past.

The purpose of the Community Needs Assessment (CNA) is to gain a comprehensive understanding of the needs of the community directly from its members. By gathering perspectives and insights, the goal is to enhance the ability to serve the community in the most effective and impactful manner. The CNA is conducted every three years and is designed to highlight gaps in services, programs, and policies in Pierce County.

This Housing Action Strategy identifies several policy recommendations for increasing the availability of
housing affordable to residents across the income spectrum in Pierce County, WA.

This report summarizes findings from analyzing race-based disparities associated with homeownership in the City of Tacoma, Washington.

Each year Lakewood's Community and Economic Development Department publishes its own annual housing report. It covers topics such as population, income, housing production, plans and policies, and availability of affordable housing.

This report estimates the value of the County’s programs for affordable housing and makes several recommendations related to the standardization and promotion of affordable housing incentives and coordination with other jurisdictions in the management of affordable housing funds.  

The City of Tacoma developed its Affordable Housing Action Strategy as an urgent response to a changing housing market, increasing displacement pressure among residents, and a widespread need for high-quality, affordable housing opportunities for all.