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Capacity Through
Collaboration.

Our Development Platform

SCHI's development model is built on deep, durable partnerships across five domains: public sector, technical assistance, operations, capital, and community. No single organization can provide all of the capacity a complex affordable housing development requires, so SCHI's platform assembles the right partners for each stage and maintains those relationships across projects.

Public-Sector Relationships

Engagement with King County, Washington State Department of Commerce, Housing Finance Commission, and local jurisdictions to align project development with public housing goals.

Technical Assistance

Architecture, environmental design, and construction feasibility support from experienced affordable housing professionals.

Operating & Pro Forma

Property management underwriting and operating pro forma support to ensure long-term financial health and affordability stability.

Capital Partners

LIHTC equity investors, CDFI lenders, public subsidy sources, and mission-aligned capital providers who share SCHI's affordable-housing commitment.

Community & Workforce

Local workforce development, community engagement, and resident-services partnerships that connect SCHI's housing to broader opportunity pathways.

Project Support & Engagement

References to organizations below reflect support, engagement, technical input, letters of support, program alignment, or relevant institutional pathways for the Skyway 120 project. They do not imply formal partnership, sponsorship, endorsement, funding approval, or binding commitment unless expressly stated. Only confirmed relationships are listed here.

Public-Sector Support

King County

Workforce Alignment

Seattle Jobs Initiative

Workforce Development

Workforce Development Council

Community Business Support

Tabor 100

Technical Assistance

LISC

Construction Feasibility

Compass Construction

Architecture & Environmental Design

Environmental Works

Operating Pro Forma

Indigo Real Estate Services

Academic Partnership

University of Washington