Current Projects

Downtown Redmond

Plymouth Housing is in the process of constructing a new permanent supportive housing building in downtown Redmond. This project will be located at 16725 Cleveland St. and include ground-floor office space, commercial space, outdoor amenity areas, and 100 residential units for individuals earning 0-30% Area Median Income (AMI) and exiting homelessness. Groundbreaking took place in Fall 2025, with opening projected for 2027. This is Plymouth’s second development on the Eastside, following the 2023 opening of Plymouth Crossing in Bellevue.

Learn more about this project on our Redmond development webpage:

Go to our Redmond webpage

Rendering by Stephen Collison, Owner | Director of Pixel-Head Studio, LLC, for Environmental Works.

Whittier Heights

Plymouth Housing is in the early stages of developing 90 units of permanent supportive housing at 7720-7726 15th Ave NW in Whittier Heights, expanding our North Seattle presence (Toft Terrace in Ballard opened in 2023). The building will include resident common areas, courtyards, 24/7 front desk coverage, on‑site staff space, and ground‑floor commercial space.

Construction is expected to begin in mid‑ to late‑2027, with completion in 2029. Partners as of Jan. 2026 include Kidder Mathews, WSHFC LAP Loan, BNBuilders, and SMR Architects.

Community engagement

Community involvement is a priority. In 2025, Plymouth notified neighbors and businesses within 500 feet of the proposed site. In Winter/Spring 2026, we are directly engaging nearby residents, businesses, churches, and Whittier Elementary. After full project funding (expected late 2026), we will host community meetings to continue building relationships.

Questions?

Answers to frequently asked questions about residency, safety, and harm reduction can be found here. With other questions, contact communications@plymouthhousing.org and we’ll do our best to assist you. If you’re interested in volunteering with Plymouth, visit our volunteer web page.

Kirkland (Health Through Housing)

Plymouth Housing has been selected to be the operator for the King County Health Through Housing (HTH) Initiative’s Kirkland building, located at 10721 NE 38th Place (previously 10530 Northup Way). Kirkland is the second HTH facility for Plymouth, following the HTH-funded Bertha Pitts Campbell Place in Seattle’s Central District. Plymouth will coordinate 24/7 on-site operations at the building and will serve people who have experienced homelessness. Renovations are managed by the building’s owner, King County. Phased opening began in Winter 2026.

Plymouth Housing, alongside King County and the City of Kirkland, are working with the Houghton and Linbrook Park communities to develop this site. We are excited to be expanding our services on the Eastside and look forward to continuing our partnership with the Kirkland community. Read more here about our community engagement process.

For more information about Plymouth’s involvement in the Kirkland HTH project:

Visit us in person during our office hours at Redmond’s Together Center:
- Second Wednesday of every month
- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- Together Center, 16305 NE 87th St., Suite 110, Redmond, WA 98052
Contact our Kirkland Health Through Housing Neighborhood Liaison, Ciara Madden (External Engagement Coordinator), at
cmadden@plymouthhousing.org
King County HTH webpage
City of Kirkland HTH webpage
Kirkland HTH FAQ document

Safety

Our buildings are staffed 24/7 to provide support for our residents and an affirmative presence for the neighborhood. We create a welcoming environment by keeping public areas monitored, clean, and well-lit.

Design

We use design to enhance neighborhood identity. We get guidance from the community by developing relationships, holding public meetings, and actively soliciting feedback so we can add beneficial features to our buildings.

Community

We’re committed to supporting the neighborhoods around our buildings. We get to know our neighbors and contribute to community groups, both during development and once our residents and staff move in.

Building Community, Inside and Out

At Plymouth Housing, we believe that creating vibrant communities starts with being a thoughtful neighbor. Our buildings are designed to reflect the character of their surroundings, with beautiful architecture, welcoming spaces, and ground-floor retail that supports local businesses. We’re intentional about safety, design, and connection—values that guide how we show up in the neighborhoods we serve.

Learn more about our community development principles.

Questions about current projects?

For more information, take a look at our FAQ page, or feel free to reach out to PlymouthHousingPSH@plymouthhousing.org with questions.