Washington's Best Kept Secret: The Power of Public Land Deals

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) manages over six million acres of public land, spanning aquatic, forest, agricultural, commercial, industrial, and residential properties. In the past five years, DNR has successfully advanced critical legislation and forged strategic partnerships with private developers, housing organizations, cities, and counties to unlock opportunities for development on state-owned lands.

Join us to learn about two compelling case studies showcasing DNR’s collaboration with Habitat for Humanity and Blue Fern Development. These projects highlight the potential of public land to address housing needs and foster sustainable development. Additionally, learn about parcels currently available for future private development.