Almond Village Apartments

About This Building

Affordable Housing Program for Moderate Incomes Total Apartment Units: 81 - Total Apartment Low Income Apartments: 81 - 2 Bedroom apartments: 20 - 3 Bedroom apartments: 6 Years In Service Since: 2016 Family Apartments: YES Rents are based on income. Eligibility and Income Restrictions This affordable housing program is designed to assist individuals and families with moderate incomes by providing below market rents for qualifying individuals. It is important to note that this program is not a subsidized housing program, meaning that each resident is responsible for the full amount of rent every month. Rental amounts are determined based on predetermined income limits specific to the area, rather than individual household income. To be eligible for this program, your total household gross income must be below the pre-set income limit for the area. Rental Assistance and Waiting Lists Maximum income restrictions and eligibility criteria apply, and rental assistance may be available. If you are interested in learning more about income limits, current rental rates, and potential subsidy programs at this property, please inquire directly with the manager. It is important to be aware that most low income apartments have waiting lists, and these lists can sometimes take years to be called for available openings. Therefore, it is advisable to try and get on as many waiting lists as possible in order to increase your chances of success. Contact Information and Rates We provide phone numbers and websites for direct contact with the apartments. If you are interested in checking for available openings or open waiting lists, please contact the apartments directly. While we provide current apartment rates on many listing pages, most HUD listings do not have published rates. Instead, rental rates are typically calculated based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. To determine if you qualify for income-based rent, please get in touch with the apartments directly.