Archway Commons Apartments

About This Building

Number of Apartments: - Total Apartment Units: 76 - Total Apartment Low Income Apartments: 76 Types of Apartments: - 1 Bedroom apartments: 32 - 2 Bedroom apartments: 49 - 3 Bedroom apartments: 24 Years of Service: - In Service Since: 2013 Family Apartments: - Family Apartments: YES About the Affordable Housing Program: - This affordable housing program aims to provide accommodation for individuals and families with moderate incomes. It offers below-market rents to qualifying applicants. It is important to note that this program is not a form of subsidized housing, and each resident is responsible for paying their full rent amount each month. Rental rates are determined based on pre-set income limits in the area and do not take into account individual household income. To be eligible for this program, your total household gross income must be below the pre-set income limit for the specific area. Description of the Rental Community: - The rental community consists of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments housed in garden-style buildings. All ground-level units comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations. The community center offers amenities such as a swimming pool, outdoor picnic area, children's tot lot, common room, computer learning center, a management office with a reception area, restrooms, and a maintenance room. Outdoor spaces include a common garden area, an outdoor patio, and turf playing fields. Important Information: Waiting Lists: - It is important to note that most low-income apartments have waiting lists, and it may take several years before you can be contacted for available units. Therefore, it is recommended to apply to as many waiting lists as possible to increase your chances of securing housing. Contacting the Apartments: - To check for availability or inquire about waiting lists, it is advised to directly contact the apartments using the provided phone numbers or websites. Apartment Rates: - The current apartment rates for many listings are provided on their respective pages. However, it is important to note that most HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) 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, it is necessary to contact the apartments directly.