Mercy Village Apartments

About This Building

Total Apartment Units: 81 Number of Low Income Apartments: 81 Number of 1 Bedroom Apartments: 14 Number of 2 Bedroom Apartments: 59 Years In Service Since: 2008 Affordable Housing Program for Moderate Incomes This housing program is designed for individuals and families with moderate incomes who qualify for below market rents. Unlike subsidized housing programs, residents are responsible for paying their full rent amount each month. Rental amounts are determined based on pre-set income limits in the specific geographic area, not individual household income. To be eligible, your total household gross income must be below the pre-set income limit for the area. Eligibility and income restrictions do apply, but rental assistance may be available. Please contact the manager for more information on income limits, current rental rates, and subsidy programs at this property. Mercy Village Folsom: A Multifamily Affordable Housing Community Mercy Village Folsom is a multifamily affordable housing community situated in Folsom, California. This 10-building apartment complex was purchased by Mercy Housing and renovated into 81 apartments in collaboration with local officials, including the local Dignity Health Mercy Hospital of Folsom. With over 200 residents, Mercy Village Folsom offers onsite resident services and a computer lab. Amenities and Services: - Community Room - Computer Lab - Community Meetings and Celebrations - Referral Services - Resident Programs Important Information: Waiting Lists: Due to high demand, most low-income apartments have waiting lists. It may take several years before you can be contacted for an available unit. To increase your chances, we recommend applying to multiple waiting lists. Contacting Apartments Directly: We provide contact information, including phone numbers and websites, for apartments. If there are current openings or open waiting lists, please reach out to the apartments directly. Apartment Rates: On many listing pages, we provide current apartment rates. However, most HUD listings do not have published rates. Instead, they are based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. To determine if you qualify for income-based rent, please contact the apartments directly.