Courson Arts Colony East Apartments

About This Building

Available Apartment Units: 81 Low Income Apartments: 81 1 Bedroom apartments: 8 2 Bedroom apartments: 13 3 Bedroom apartments: 6 Years in Service: Since 2018 Family Apartments: Yes Welcome to our affordable housing program designed for individuals and families with moderate incomes. Our program offers below market rents for those who qualify. Please note that our program is not subsidized, and each resident is responsible for paying their full rent amount each month. Rental amounts are determined based on pre-set income limits in the geographic area, rather than individual household income. To be eligible, your total household 'gross' income must be below the pre-set limit for the area. Introducing Courson Arts Colony East, a housing community located in Palmdale, California. Our three-story, 64,970 square-foot apartment building aims to enhance the neighborhood by providing high-quality housing and supportive services for low-income families and individuals with special needs. Apart from supportive services, our apartment community also offers various arts amenities and classes to encourage interaction, engagement, and continuous learning among residents. These amenities include a 3,800 square-foot art gallery, flexible art space, digital arts lab, dance studio, and an outdoor amphitheater. Courson Arts Colony East boasts a range of floor plans, including studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments. Additionally, residents have access to a library, homework room, clubhouse, and fitness center. Important Information: Waiting Lists: Please note that most low-income apartments have waiting lists, and it can take several years to be called for openings. We recommend applying to as many waiting lists as possible. Contacting the Apartments: For information about current openings or open waiting lists, please directly contact the apartments using the provided phone numbers and websites. Apartment Rates: While we provide current rates for many listings, most HUD listings do not have published rates. The rental rates are typically based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. To determine if you are eligible for income-based rent, please contact the apartments directly.