Yesler Terrace

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Yesler Terrace is a historic public housing community in Seattle, Washington, known as one of the first racially integrated, low-income housing projects in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
neighborhood
public housing community
adjacentTo Central District NERFINISHED
First Hill NERFINISHED
International District NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle garden court housing
city Seattle NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 1940
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county King County NERFINISHED
developer Seattle Housing Authority NERFINISHED
ethnicPolicy racially integrated from its inception
governingBody Seattle Housing Authority NERFINISHED
hasAmenity community center
parks and open space
hasBuildingType low-rise apartment buildings
hasLandUse community facilities
residential
hasPlanningStatus subject to major redevelopment and replacement housing plans
hasPopulationCharacteristic ethnically diverse population
primarily low-income residents
hasStreet Yesler Way NERFINISHED
historicSignificance early example of racially integrated public housing in the United States
first publicly subsidized housing development in Washington State
housingTenure rental
inception 1941
knownFor being one of the first racially integrated public housing projects in the United States
low-income housing
urban redevelopment projects
locatedIn Seattle NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

Washington NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Pacific Time Zone
originalNumberOfUnits around 690
ownedBy Seattle Housing Authority NERFINISHED
partOf Central District of Seattle NERFINISHED
partOfUrbanArea Seattle metropolitan area NERFINISHED
publicHousingType low-income housing
redevelopedBy Seattle Housing Authority NERFINISHED
redevelopmentStartDate 2010s
redevelopmentType mixed-income community redevelopment
significantEvent World War II era housing expansion
state Washington
transportConnection served by Seattle street grid and bus routes
zoningContext urban residential

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First Hill adjacentTo Yesler Terrace