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Farmworker Housing

Farmworker Housing

Farmworker housing plays an increasingly crucial role in the success of many agricultural crops. As the labor market continues to tighten, the availability of housing is becoming a key advantage in the recruitment process. Growers who can offer safe housing to their seasonal and migrant farmworkers are generally more attractive to prospective workers. The Washington Growers League owns and operates multiple seasonal housing facilities.

Brender Creek Seasonal Housing

7 Apartment Buildings

Accommodates 200 People

Opened in 2015, Brender Creek seasonal farmworker housing is owned and operated by the Washington Growers League. Located in Cashmere, Washington, Brender Creek provides safe and affordable housing for the area’s migrant and seasonal workers. This six-acre development includes six apartment-style housing units designed to accommodate a total of 200 people. Nearby services within walking distance include stores, restaurants, and a Link Transit stop at the end of the driveway. Brender Creek is generally available for occupancy from the beginning of April through the end of November each year.

For reservation information contact Michelle Brooks at (509) 670-3032 or mbrooks@growersleague.org

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Mattawa Slope Seasonal Housing

7 APARTMENT BUILDINGS

Accommodates 336 People

Opened in 2018, Mattawa Slope seasonal farmworker housing is owned and operated by the Washington Growers League. Located in Mattawa, Washington, Mattawa Slope provides safe, affordable housing for the area’s migrant and seasonal workers and is generally available for occupancy throughout the year. This development includes seven apartment-style housing units designed to accommodate a total of 336 people. Mattawa Slope is close to several orchards and nearby services within walking distance—including stores and restaurants as well as a Saturday flea market.

For reservation information contact Michelle Brooks at (509) 670-3032 or mbrooks@growersleague.org

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Sage Bluff

41-HOUSING UNITS

Accommodates 270 People

Owned and operated by the Washington Growers League, the Sage Bluff development in Malaga, Washington, provides safe and affordable housing for the area’s migrant and seasonal workers. This six-acre development includes 41 housing units designed to accommodate a total of 270 people. Sage Bluff is generally available for occupancy from the beginning of April through the end of November each year.

For reservation information contact Michelle Brooks at (509) 670-3032 or mbrooks@growersleague.org.

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