Washington Multi-Family Housing Association
Profile updated November 5, 2026
About Washington Multi-Family Housing Association
Washington Multi-Family Housing Association manages multifamily rental housing associations and apartment communities across Washington State, representing property management companies and owners of over 372,000 apartment homes.
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How Washington Multi-Family Housing Association compares in Seattle
| Washington Multi-Family Housing Association | RexMont Real Estate | The Management Trust | DepositCloud | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google rating | 5 stars | 5 stars | 4.9 stars | 4.9 stars |
| Google reviews | 38 | 1,215 | 647 | 795 |
| Property types | HOA, Condo | HOA | HOA, Condo | HOA |
| Website | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Team (12 professionals tracked)
Katrina Bishop
Carter Nelson
Hannah Ashcraft
Tricia Johnson
Jason Loughridge
Kelly Ross
Evan Omelia
Judy Bradley
Nicholas Marin-Kumko
Molly Watts
Sloane Cerbana
Vanessa Guzman
Frequently asked questions
What does Washington Multi-Family Housing Association manage?
Washington Multi-Family Housing Association lists these services on its website: advocacy, education, community building, professional development, certifications, events, networking, membership directory access, event registration, invoice management.
How is Washington Multi-Family Housing Association rated?
Washington Multi-Family Housing Association holds a 5 star Google rating across 38 reviews, compared with a 3.9 star average among the 226 management firms we track in Seattle. Google reviews often come from residents as well as board members.
Where is Washington Multi-Family Housing Association located?
Washington Multi-Family Housing Association is at 600 SW 39th St Ste 220, Renton, WA 98057. Phone: (425) 656-9077.
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