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Amazon adds $1.4 billion to the Housing Equity Fund

Funding brings Amazon’s investment to more than $3.6 billion to create and preserve over 35,000 affordable homes across the Puget Sound region; the Arlington, VA region; and Nashville, Tennessee.

Amazon’s Commitment to Housing Equity

  • Two people dressed for cool weather walk along a sidewalk. Across the street are a number of condo buildings. A mass transit vehicle approaches the intersection. Our Position
    Our Position
    All people should have access to housing they can afford. Low-income and minority families are disproportionately affected by an affordable housing shortage in the U.S. While only governments at the local, state and federal level have the capacity to implement more effective housing policies, we believe the private and public sectors can work together to address this challenge. We will use our position as a large employer to support innovative housing affordability initiatives. And, in locations where we have a sizeable presence, we will invest directly in efforts where we believe our financial support will make a difference.
  • Crowd gathered in front of contemporary multi-story residential complexEverything you need to know about Amazon’s Housing Equity Fund
    Everything you need to know about Amazon’s Housing Equity Fund
    At Amazon, we believe everyone should have access to housing they can afford. The Amazon Housing Equity Fund is our $3.6 billion commitment to help address this need. Here’s everything you need to know.
  • A photo of a family of three standing in a living room of a home. There are moving boxes visible behind them.Amazon Housing Equity Fund Impact Report
    Amazon Housing Equity Fund Impact Report
    From first responders to teachers, nurses, and service industry employees, we’re helping low- to moderate-income individuals live in the communities they serve and love. This report highlights efforts across four key areas: funding partnerships to create new affordable housing, preserving existing affordable housing, increasing access to transit, schools, and employment centers, and building a more sustainable future.