Seattle's Economic Displacement Relocation Assistance ordinance (EDRA) applies to housing-cost increases of 10% or more. Enter your current and planned rent to check this increase.
Preliminary: this result is based on rule data still pending attorney verification. Dates and figures are sourced and cited, but confirm with counsel before relying on them.
This increase is 12.5% (EDRA threshold: 10%)
EDRA is likely triggered
What EDRA requires
A rent or housing-cost increase of 10% or more requires the landlord to attach the city's Economic Displacement Relocation Assistance (EDRA) notice to the 180-day rent-increase notice. Tenants at or below 80% of area median income who move out because of the increase may qualify for relocation assistance equal to three months' housing cost, which the city advances and the landlord reimburses.
Official EDRA notice
Stacked increases still count
EDRA's 10% threshold is cumulative over any rolling 12-month period. Even if this single increase is under 10%, it can still trigger EDRA when combined with an earlier increase within the last 12 months. This tool only checks the one increase you entered.
This is an informational tool, not legal advice. It does not create an attorney-client relationship. Verify deadlines with a licensed Washington attorney before relying on them.
That's GiveProperNotice — it remembers every increase in the last 12 months, not just the one in front of you.