Siena Apartments Fontana

About This Building

Fontana Housing Authority: Affordable Housing Options for Low-Income Families and Seniors Multi-Family Housing Options - A range of affordable housing options for families and seniors with low-income households - 5 residential buildings offering one, two, and three-bedroom units - 2 recreational buildings providing community and meeting spaces, as well as active and passive amenities, maintenance, and laundry facilities - Supportive services offered by the San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health - Participation in programs like Healthy Fontana, Fontana Arts, Cooking classes, and Little League meetings and award ceremonies open to the surrounding community - Certified in the City's crime Free Multi-Housing Program, aimed at reducing crime, drug, and gang activity in rental properties and the surrounding area Affordable Housing for Renters - Affordable housing for lower-income households defined by State of California law as not exceeding 30 percent of gross household income - Examples: A family making $36,000 per year would spend no more than approximately $900 per month for housing to be considered affordable Important Information Waiting Lists - Most low-income apartments have waiting lists, which can take years to get through - It is recommended to apply to as many waiting lists as possible Contact the Apartments Directly - Phone numbers and websites provided for direct contact with the apartments - Contact the apartments directly to inquire about openings or open waiting lists Apartment Rates - Current apartment rates available on many listing pages - HUD listings based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income - Contact the apartments to determine eligibility for income-based rent