“Integrated Housing” refers to the strategy of blending or integrating supportive housing units within developments that also provide affordable (for households with low to moderate income levels, but not necessarily with special needs) and/or market-rate housing units. While technically any project with less than 100% supportive housing is integrated, “Integrated Housing” typically refers to projects developed by mainstream housing developers who partner with a service provider to dedicate 10 to 25% of units through an extended use agreement for supportive housing.