Colorado Affordable Housing Guide

Colorado Affordable

Housing Guide

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Region VIII, Denver

1670 Broadway Street, 25th Floor Denver, CO 80202-4801 Phone: (303) 672-5440

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

To Whom It May Concern:

Region VIII, Denver 1670 Broadway Street Denver, CO 80202-4801

Phone: (303) 672-5440 Web:

Thank you for your interest in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) programs. The purpose of this "Colorado Affordable Housing Guide" is to provide you with the resources you need to obtain housing.

If you are seeking rental help, you can find identical information online at . Simply click "STATE INFO" at the center of the top of the page, select "Colorado," and then click "Get Rental Help" in the "I Want To" section on the left side of the page. From there, simply click: (1) "Search for a subsidized apartment," (2) "PHAs in Colorado," or (3) "Contact a housing counseling agency."

I. Subsidized Apartments

HUD helps apartment owners offer reduced rents to low-income tenants. HUD does not provide housing directly to the public. You should contact subsidized apartments to apply for rental help. A list of subsidized apartments is available in Section I.

II. Public Housing Authorities

Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) run HUD-funded rental help programs. HUD does not provide housing directly to the public. You should contact PHAs to apply for rental help. A list of PHAs is located in Section II.

III. Emergency Shelter Service Providers

HUD funds Service Providers who offer emergency shelter. Some Service Providers also offer other services. HUD does not provide emergency shelter directly to the public. You should contact Service Providers directly to apply for emergency shelter. A list of Service Providers is located in Section III.

IV. Housing Counseling

HUD funds Housing Counseling Agencies that provide free or low-cost advice. Housing Counseling Agencies are able to offer advice on such topics as buying a home, renting, default, foreclosure avoidance, credit issues, and reverse mortgages. A list of Housing Counseling Agencies is located in Section IV.

V. Additional Resources

A list of additional resources is located in Section V.

For more information on the above, see the "More Information" section below.

Thank you,

HUD Region VIII

More Information

Subsidized Apartments

Apartments are subsidized through the Project Based Section 8 Subsidy Program. The purpose of the program is to promote low-income affordable housing that is safe, decent and sanitary for families, and for elderly and disabled populations.

Participants in the program receive the benefit of rental assistance paid by HUD. Under most circumstances, a participant will pay no more than 30% of his/her adjusted income for rent. HUD then pays the remaining portion of the rent to the landlord.

Rental assistance is tied to the apartment. Upon move-out, the assistance stays in place for the next participant. Each property is privately owned and managed. Accordingly, it is necessary to apply directly to the property.

Please note that the waiting lists for subsidized apartments may be long. As a result, you should apply to as many properties as you can. You can find out which waiting lists are open by calling each property.

For further information, call the Denver Regional HUD Office at (303) 672-5236.

Public Housing Authorities

Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) run two HUD-funded housing programs: the Public Housing (PH) Program and the Tenant-Based Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program.

? PH Program: These properties are owned and managed by the local PHA. PH properties come in all sizes and types. They range from single-family homes to high-rise apartments. Please keep in mind that some homes and apartments are for disabled and/or elderly (62 and over) households only.

? HCV Program: Under this program, a PHA agrees to pay part of a household's rent. The PHA pays the rent directly to the landlord. The household is free to choose any housing that meets HUD's program rules. The household is in charge of finding housing owned by someone who agrees to rent under the program.

Under most circumstances, a household will pay no more than 30% of its adjusted income for rent under these programs.

To be a part of either of these programs you must have very low income.

Please also note that the waiting lists for these programs may be long. As a result, you should apply to as many PHAs as you can. You can find out which waiting lists are open by calling each PHA.

For further information, call the Public and Indian Housing Information Resource Center at (800) 955-2232.

Emergency Shelter Service Providers For further information, call the Denver Regional HUD Office at (303) 672-5236. Housing Counseling For further information, call the HUD Housing Counseling Interactive Voice System at (800) 569-4287.

I. Subsidized Apartments

Contact

Washington County

amorgan@co.washington.co.us

ARRIBA HOUSING AUTHORITY OF ARRIBA

funnyfarmmom@

Developmental Disabilities Resource Center (303) 233-3363 robert.deherrera@

Jeffco Housing Corporation 303-422-8600 gstubbs@

Jeffco Housing Corporation 303-422-8600 wehrdt@

NHPMN Management, LLC 650-787-9895 042617@

WISE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 303-425-5086 pqmanor@

Kier Property Management & Real Estate LLC 7203172339 cynthia@

Vintage Corporation 970-353-3000 dkendirck@

PK Management LLC 216-472-1870 ext. 109 poravec@

PK Management LLC 216-472-1870 ext. 109 poravec@

National Church Residences 406-370-9649 bwolf@

Gateway Management, Inc. (303)861-7730 gateway.management@

Property

PIONEER HAVEN 433 DELTA AVE. AKRON, CO 80720 Phone: (970)345-6538

LEISURE PINES 116 PINE ST ARRIBA, CO 80804 Phone: (719)768-3292

Allendale Group Home 10949 W 62nd Pl Arvada, CO 80004-4523 Phone: (303) 233-3363

ALLISON VILLAGE 5352 ALLISON ST ARVADA, CO 80002-3695 Phone: 303-614-9346

ARVADA COTTAGES 11923 W 60 th PL ARVADA, CO 80004-4419 Phone: 303-422-8600

ARVADA HOUSE 10175 W 58TH PL ARVADA, CO 80004-5086 Phone: 3034246592

MARCELLA MANOR 6555 SCHNEIDER WAY ARVADA, CO 80004-3368 Phone: 303-425-5086

PARK TERRACE APTS 8538 W 53RD AVE ARVADA, CO 80002-3423 Phone: 303-424-0042

VILLA FOURTEEN 214-B BIRCH AVE AULT, CO 80610-9671 Phone: (970)834-1570

ASBURY PARK 10591 E ASBURY AVE AURORA, CO 80014-4708 Phone: 303-696-8725

ASPEN MEADOWS 651 POTOMAC AURORA, CO 80011-6731 Phone: (303)364-4628

ASPEN PLACE 1262 CHAMBERS ROAD AURORA, CO 80011-7117 Phone: 303.344.3277

AURORA HOMES 10675-A E COLFAX AVE AURORA, CO 80010-2354 Phone: (303) 861-7730

Couresty of the Denver Multifamily Hub - Report S-14

Type Elderly

Number of bedrooms 1 2 3 4 5+

XX

Elderly

X

Disabled

Family

XXX

Family

XX

Elderly

X

Elderly

XX

Family

XXX

Elderly

X

Family

X

Elderly

XX

Elderly

X

Elderly

XX

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