Below is a list of awards and recognition that HomeSight has received:
2007
Historic Seattle Preservation Award for Best Adaptive Reuse Project for the Wing Luke Asian Museum. HomeSight acted as project manager for this project
City of Seattle Declares HomeSight as part of April's "Financial Literacy Month"
MetLife Community-Police Partnership Award - Community Aesthetics Special Strategy Award presented by LISC (Local Initiative Support Corporation)
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO) Award of Merit in Housing and Community Development for HomeSight’s Kokanee Creek project
2006
Received NeighborWorks America "Exemplary” rating
2005
National Association of Home Builders Innovations in Workforce Housing Award for the Stellina Condominiums
2004
Bank of America Neighborhood Excellence Award
2003
Recognition of "Substantial Contribution" Award presented by the Eritrean Association in greater Seattle
MetLife Community-Police Partnership Award presented by LISC (Local Initiative Support Corporation)
Gold Award for Noji Gardens - Phase 3B in the HUD Secretary's Award for Excellence category of the 20th Annual Best in American Living Award competition
2002
Licensed as a Mortgage Broker by the State of Washington Dept. of Financial Institutions
Manufactured Housing Institute's New Subdivision of the Year for Noji Gardens
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corp. Campaign for Home Ownership Member
Certified as a National Full-Cycle Lending Institution by Neighborworks
2001
Washington State Housing Finance Commission 30,000th Home Buyer Award
2000
King County Municipal League Organization of the Year
Seattle/King County Master Builders and HUD Platinum Award for "Best in American Living" for Riley's Glen
1997
Recognized by Social Compact as an Honoree for Partnership Achievement in the Outstanding Community Investment Award with U.S. Bank
National Association of Home Builders and HUD Platinum Award for "Best in American Living" for Heiwa Commons
Master Builders Association Silver Awards for "Best Community Land Use" and "best Home under $175,000
1996
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle recognized Community Partnership Award for Housing that "Benefits a low-income Community in the District Served by that Bank"
