TABLEAU / SALESFORCE FORECASTING TOOL FOR PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING IS NOW UPDATED THROUGH APRIL 2024 (NOTE: only 120 new units have been added to Pipeline since Sept 2022)
Current Performance Summary:
King County Housing / Homeless
JUNE 2023
NOTE: June 2023 is the most recent month of data currently made publicly available by King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA)
1. Temporary Housing (i.e. Shelter)
Performance Target: provide sufficient temporary housing / shelter / safe-parking capacity for 10,622 homeless households
Target achieved? NO
2. Permanent Supportive Housing
Performance Target: provide sufficient Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) for 4,365 *unhoused* CHRONIC Homeless households
Target achieved? NO
3. Affordable Housing
Performance Target: effectively partner with private sector and non-profits to ensure development of 17,944 Affordable Housing Units for first 5 years of 25 Year Plan (2019-2044)
Target achieved? Partial
“AMI” = Area Median Income
*** means no data yet available from King County
NOTES:
1. For the 0-30% PSH segment, this dashboard currently utilizes HMIS ‘real world’ monthly data instead of WA Dept of Commerce’s ‘modeled forecasting’ projections.
2. Since King County and cities do not currently produce a year-by-year implementation plan, this Dashboard’s Targets are currently calculated on a straight-line average over the 25 year Plan period.
Current Unit Shortages:
King County Shelter & Housing Units
10,622 total households Homeless
HMIS counts are updated monthly, with a 3-month lag from current month.
10,622 households = approx. 12,746 individual persons
46% of households are currently UNSHELTERED due to Shortages
Shortages in Temporary / Intervention Housing capacity (i.e. Shelter / Safe parking / Tiny Homes / Other) led 4,910 households to seek shelter in parks, on sidewalks, greenbelts, off-freeway, etc… during June 2023.