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Information on Elderly/Disabled Public Housing

Introduction

Those age 60 and over and/or disabled may apply for state funded developments, while those age 62 and over and/or disabled may apply for federally funded developments.

One may apply for both elderly/disabled and family public housing using the same application.

Details

Developments: Click here for specific information about BHA's 37 elderly/disabled developments.

Frequently Asked Questions: Click here and get answers to the most common questions about elderly/disabled public housing before applying.

Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy: To view the HUD approved document that guides BHA policies for admissions and occupancy in the elderly/disabled housing program click here.

Click here to learn more about the BHA's Designated Housing Plan.

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