Fuente De Paz Apartments Coachella Valley Housing Coalition

About This Building

Coachella Valley Housing Coalition: Providing Affordable Housing Options Overview: - Coachella Valley Housing Coalition (CVHC) offers public housing that is owned and managed by the organization. - The coalition provides housing for families and farm workers, emphasizing affordable options. - Total Apartment Units: 37 - Total Apartment Low Income Units: 37 Apartment Types: - 1 Bedroom apartments: 4 - 2 Bedroom apartments: 14 - 3 Bedroom apartments: 15 - 4 Bedroom apartments: 4 Years of Service: - CVHC has been serving the community since 2001. Types of Apartments: - Family Apartments: Available - Senior Apartments: Available - Disabled Apartments: Available - Accepts Homeless: Yes Affordable Housing Program: - CVHC's program is designed for individuals and families with moderate incomes, offering below-market rents for eligible applicants. - It is important to note that this program is not a subsidized housing program. Residents are responsible for paying the full rent amount each month. - Rental rates are determined based on preset income limits in the specific geographic area, rather than individual household income. - To be eligible, the household's total gross income must be below the income limit set for the area. Eligibility and Rental Assistance: - Certain eligibility criteria and maximum income restrictions apply. - Rental assistance may be available. Contact the property manager for more information on income limits, current rental rates, and subsidy programs. Important Information: Waiting Lists: - Due to high demand, most low-income apartments have waiting lists. It can take several years before receiving a call for available openings. - To increase your chances, it is recommended to apply to multiple waiting lists. Contacting Apartments: - Direct contact information, including phone numbers and websites, is provided. Reach out to the apartments directly to inquire about openings or waiting lists. Apartment Rates: - Current apartment rates are available on many listing pages. However, most HUD listings do not have published rates. - Rental rates are typically calculated as 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. Contact the apartments to determine if you qualify for income-based rent.