Multifamily Housing
(Low Income, Elderly, and Special Needs Housing)

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Total Affordable Units

Numbers below do not indicate vacancies

0 Efficiencies
0 1 Bedroom Units
0 2 Bedroom Units
0 3 Bedroom Units
0 4 Bedroom Units
0 5 Bedroom Units

Please contact the management company for an application and/or vacancy information. If the resource information above is incorrect, please notify your local HUD field office.

A housing unit that is designated for a person or a family with an income below the Median Family Income. You will need to contact the management company to find out the income guidelines of a particular building and whether any other eligibility criterion exists. While many affordable housing units have subsidized/assisted rents, not all do, so be sure to contact the management company to find out the criteria and eligibility of the building.

The Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly Program is the primary elderly HUD housing program and is open to any very low-income household comprised of at least one person who is at least 62 years old at the time of initial occupancy. However, there are unique cases in which an elderly building may accept applicants who are younger and/or have a disability. Please note that other HUD housing programs may also offer assistance for elderly persons. If you are interested in a particular elderly building, contact the management company who will determine your eligibility.

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A subsidized housing unit is one in which a tenant pays approximately 30% their adjusted income on rent and utilities. The management agent and/or the Public Housing Authority (PHA) calculate the tenant’s rent amount. HUD then pays the difference between the tenants rent contribution and the total rent that is paid to the building owner. For more information on HUD rental assistance programs go here.

The Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities is a program that allows persons with disabilities to live as independently as possible in the community by subsidizing rental housing opportunities and providing access to appropriate supportive services. If you are interested in a particular supportive housing building, contact the management company to learn more about a building and to get an application.

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Project-based assistance is rental assistance that is located at a housing unit or complex. Generally, the subsidized/assisted rent is tied to that particular building. For more information on HUD rental assistance programs go here.

Tenant-based assistance is rental assistance in which the tenant has a choice in where to use their assistance. The housing unit will need to meet basic safety, habitability, and affordability standards. There is tenant-based assistance which is subsidized/assisted and can be used permanently and also assistance that may be for short-term such as to pay for a security deposit or a limited amount of money to pay for unpaid rent. For more information on HUD rental assistance programs go here.