Victory Senior Housing Apartments

About This Building

Type of Apartments and Amenities Offered - Types of apartments available at Victory Cathedral VOA Elderly Housing: - PRAC apartments - Senior apartments - Section 8 apartments - HUD 202 apartments All apartments come equipped with the following amenities: - A fully furnished kitchen complete with an electric stove and refrigerator - A full bathroom with a tub or shower - Individual thermostat controls for heat and central air - Window coverings such as blinds or curtain rods - Cable television outlets - Emergency call system - Hard-wired smoke detectors Additionally, some units are fully accessible for individuals with disabilities. Facility Information Victory Cathedral VOA Elderly Housing is a housing facility specifically designed for elderly individuals. To be eligible for residency, at least one member of the household must be 62 years of age or older. The facility consists of a four-story building that houses 21 one-bedroom apartments, four of which are adapted for persons with disabilities. Furthermore, the entire building is accessible to individuals with mobility limitations. Each unit has an approximate size of 536 square feet. Rent and Parking Rent for the apartments is calculated based on 30% of the monthly adjusted household income, which covers heat, hot water, and electric expenses. Parking options include on-street parking or parking across the street at Victory Cathedral Church for both residents and visitors. Ownership and Management Victory Cathedral VOA Elderly Housing is owned by Volunteers of America, Inc., and the facility is managed by Elderly Housing Management, Inc., both of which are non-profit organizations. The facility is financed by the U.S. Department of Housing. Important Information for Prospective Residents Waiting Lists: Please be aware that most low-income apartments have waiting lists, and it may take several years before you are called for an available unit. To increase your chances of securing housing, it is recommended to apply to multiple waiting lists. Contacting the Apartments: To inquire about openings or to join waiting lists, please contact the apartments directly using the provided phone numbers or websites. Apartment Rates: While current apartment rates are available on many listing pages, most HUD listings do not have published rates. The rent is typically based on 30% of the renter's adjusted gross income. Therefore, it is necessary to contact the apartments to determine if you qualify for income-based rent.