SNAP II Apartments

About This Building

Project Overview: Savannah Neighborhood Action Project II (SNAP II) Affordable Housing Initiative: American Housing Prevention Corporation The Savannah Neighborhood Action Project II (SNAP II) is an affordable housing development project spearheaded by the American Housing Prevention Corporation. This initiative is aimed at subsidizing and revitalizing housing units for low-income families across the United States. Unit Availability: A Variety of Sizes to Meet Diverse Needs SNAP II offers a diverse range of housing options to accommodate the unique needs of low-income families. With a total of 89 units available, individuals and families can choose from one-bedroom to four-bedroom apartments, ensuring there is a suitable living space for everyone. Government Support: Subsidized by the Department of Housing and Urban Development To make these housing units more affordable, SNAP II receives subsidies from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). This vital governmental support enables low-income families to access safe and comfortable homes within the project. By providing affordable housing options and rehabilitating existing housing units, SNAP II endeavors to uplift disadvantaged communities and promote stable and sustainable living conditions for low-income families across America.