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Eastside mayors look at potential projects for Microsoft investment

February 20, 2019 by Kathy Reichle Leave a Comment

Microsoft recently dedicated $500 million toward creating and preserving affordable housing.

On Jan. 16, Microsoft announced it would put $500 million toward creating and preserving affordable housing in the Puget Sound region in an attempt to curb the housing crisis.

About $225 million will subsidize middle income housing in Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah, Renton and Sammamish. Another $250 million will go toward low-income housing across King County, while the remaining amount will go to combat homelessness.

“The dollar figure itself was absolutely stunning,” said Bellevue Mayor John Chelminiak. “We need to be willing to take the opportunity that’s been offered by Microsoft and we need to do that obviously in conjunction with working with our citizens.”

Many have attributed the housing shortage and homelessness crises to the influx of high-paying tech jobs to the area. Median area income hasn’t kept pace with rising housing costs, a problem that has forced low- and middle-income workers to live farther away from their jobs.

According to the Redmond-based technology company, a gap in available housing has caused housing prices to surge 96 percent in the past eight years, making the greater Seattle area the sixth most expensive region in the United States.

“This is a great effort to come up with some ways to reduce that gap and get units that are more affordable,” Chelminiak said.

Many have attributed the housing shortage and homelessness crises to the influx of high-paying tech jobs to the area. Median area income hasn’t kept pace with rising housing costs, a problem that has forced low- and middle-income workers to live farther away from their jobs.

“The majority of the people who work downtown, don’t live downtown, don’t live in Kirkland,” said Kirkland Mayor Penny Sweet.

This has added to traffic congestion while delivering a blow to teachers, nurses, first responders and those in service industries. Rising rents have also added to the homelessness crisis.

“I’m happy they’re aware of their positive impacts and their more challenging impacts to our community, and are willing to work on both,” Redmond Mayor John Marchione said of Microsoft.

Marchione said that though he doesn’t know the details of how Microsoft will administer this program, “having more capital money for housing is going to be very helpful in creating more supply.”

“Starter homes just don’t exist right now in our inventory,” said Issaquah Mayor Mary Lou Pauly. “We’re missing exactly that type of housing project that Microsoft is talking about.”

Many who earn a middle income, including those who work for the cities and school districts, can’t afford a home on the Eastside in the current market, though cities are hoping to change that.

“It’s our vision that everyone who works in Redmond should have the chance to live in Redmond,” Marchione said.

Low-income housing is “generally considered people who make 80 percent of the median income in King County,” Marchione said, and there are a number of programs that target that level. But there are no programs to build housing in the middle range, which is from 80-120 percent of the median income. This “middle income” is a focus of Microsoft’s investment.

There are a number of ways for cities to help increase housing stock, Marchione said, including making surplus land available for subsidized developments, lowering the cost of impact fees for affordable housing projects or processing permits faster, which saves developers time and money.

“It benefits our community in return because it allows people who work as school teachers or graphic artists or firefighters to buy in the community [where] they live,” Marchione said.

Mayors of nine cities — including Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah, Renton, Sammamish, Auburn, Kent and Federal Way — have pledged to help by changing zoning to increase housing in some areas, providing public land near transit stations, streamlining permitting processes and fees and creating tax incentives for developers to build more housing.

While there are no details of how Microsoft will specifically invest funding into Eastside development, both Bellevue and Kirkland are emphasizing transit-oriented affordable housing projects as potential targets.

Bellevue is currently in the neighborhood planning process for Northwest and Northeast Bellevue. Microsoft’s investment is a large focus in the discussion around the process and Chelminiak said he hopes the city can seize the opportunity to work toward more affordable housing options.

“I don’t know exactly how Microsoft will be making its decision on where to invest,” Chelminiak said. “I think there is [an affordable housing] crisis and I think this is a perfect discussion point to have with people around the availability of housing and how this might be able to be used within those two neighborhood areas to provide more housing.”

The Kirkland City Council has placed an emphasis on housing for 2019, Sweet said, and everyone is looking at different projects that could benefit from this investment.

“The city of Kirkland is really committed to this and I think our citizens know it,” Sweet said. “The next part of the story is going to be fascinating to be a part of…We’re talking about it every time we sit down.”

Pauly said she has a specific project in mind in Issaquah, and that for working with Microsoft, “the timing couldn’t be better for us.”

The city entered into a partnership with Spectrum Development Group and King County Housing Authority to create a proposed mixed-use, transit-oriented development on a prime opportunity site near downtown. Pauly hopes to have a contract in front of the Issaquah City Council this year.

“This is exactly the kind of project where we’re going to need some money to close the gap,” she said. “We’ll definitely be watching eagerly to see how Microsoft is planning to manage the money and invest in projects, because we think we have one that is shovel ready.”

Pauly said that Issaquah, and other Eastside cities that are planning for the opening of Sound Transit’s light rail, could use more affordable and what she calls “entry-level” housing.

“Why it’s so important to Issaquah to get it is that if we’re going to put that much density on the valley floor and we’re going to have light rail, we have to reduce car trips, and one of the ways to do that is to have the people who work in town live in town,” she said. “Transportation and development are completely integrated and part of the solution to our transportation issues will be to have a housing strategy that marries the two together.”

More information on the announcement can be found at https://blogs.microsoft.com/.


By Katie Metzger and Kailan Manandic

Filed Under: Issaquah Community Blog Tagged With: Affordable Housing, Microsoft, Trending Developments

Bellevue’s GIX Factor

August 25, 2017 by Kathy Reichle Leave a Comment

Image Courtesy University of Washington

The Spring District will bring more residents, workers, and shoppers to the Eastside. The Global Innovation Exchange (GIX) will add students to the neighborhood mix.

Few Eastside areas appear to be as poised to become the next major urban hub quite like Bellevue’s Spring District.

The 36-acre, $2.3 billion Bel-Red Corridor project is the site of proposed office towers, apartment buildings, retail shops, a brew pub, and parks. REI will relocate there from Kent in 2020, and the district will be served by a light rail station by 2023. In the end, more than 2,000 residents and 13,000 employees are expected to populate the neighborhood in 10 years.

You also can add college students to the Spring District’s neighborhood mix, thanks to the Global Innovation Exchange (GIX), a partnership between the University of Washington and Tsinghua University in Beijing that will create a graduate school focused on technology and innovation. GIX is backed by a $40 million investment from Microsoft and will open in a three-story, 86,000-square-foot building in September, when the inaugural class of students will begin a 15-month program on its way toward earning a Master of Science in Technology Innovation degree.

With a little more than a month to go before GIX opens, co-director Vikram Jandhyala shared his thoughts on how the institution will serve students and local employers.

“We are looking at, individually, how entrepreneurial are these students? It’s very different from just looking at recommendation letters, essays, and GPAs.”
Image Courtesy University of Washington

A Grade Above

Good grades and strong references aren’t enough to get into GIX. The first cohort of students underwent an interview process so faculty could glean what enrollees would bring to the table in the form of ideas for new products or startups.

“We are looking for students who have the entrepreneurial mindset and are open to new ideas, learning from failure, taking risks, and being hands-on,” said Jandhyala. “We are looking at, individually, how entrepreneurial are these students? It’s very different from just looking at recommendation letters, essays, and GPAs. It’s about how they present their idea and what energy they bring to the program.”

Science Projects on Steroids

To drum up interest in GIX, the University of Washington and Tsinghua University last year invited students to compete for $190,000 in prize money by creating innovative devices that eventually could be brought to market. One team of students created a device that could scan material and return information about its contents. For example, the calorie content or potential allergens in a plate of food could be determined by using a new scanning device. Another team invented a mobile air-filtration system that allows users to breathe pure air minus the use of a mask. GIX will host the competition again this year. “We expect to see that same kind of energy and ideas come out,” said Jandhyala.

A Farm Team for Microsoft

For its $40 million investment, Microsoft gets a farm team of tech talent right in its own backyard. GIX’s inaugural class consists of 46 students, according to Jandhyala, and that number is expected to grow to 3,000 students over the next 10 years as more degree programs are offered and more partnerships are formed with other universities.

“Certainly, it’s a talent-acquisition play,” said Jandhyala. “They get an early look at some of these students that could be potential hires. It’s a way for Microsoft to distinguish itself from its competition because it is obviously competing for talent. GIX is a way to get people excited about joining Microsoft.”

An Augmented Learning Experience

It’s tempting to think GIX will fill the infinite demand for skilled coders and programmers so coveted by tech companies. GIX graduates will be tech-savvy engineers and computer scientists. But Jandhyala noted they also will be future business leaders who are well-rounded in multiple disciplines, such as ethics, law, social sciences, and business policies. They will be able to keep pace with the exponentially changing speed of innovation, where business models, products, and even entire industries change within months or years. According to Jandhyala, some graduates will enter the job market determined to develop their ideas and launch their own startups, while others will join large organizations and create innovative changes within those companies. Either way, the education offered by GIX is aimed to prepare students for both scenarios.

“It’s really where innovation and entrepreneurship meet,” said Jandhyala. “That’s the kind of student that we are trying to build. A multidimensional doer who is going to build and lead companies.”

 

By Todd Matthews

 

 

Filed Under: Bellevue's GIX, Global Innovation Exchange, Schools, What's Trending Tagged With: Bellevue, Global Innovation Exchange, Trending Developments

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