Cheap Housing Projects

San Jose Department of Housing

• The San Jose Department of Housing is located in San Jose, Calif., in the heart of Silicon Valley. The San Jose Department of Housing is an inexpensive housing project that aims to provide housing for families with lower or moderate income levels. The department focuses on increasing the supply of affordable housing, revitalizing the neighborhood and offering services to at-risk and homeless individuals in the area. The department also offers special-needs housing for individuals who live with disabilities or medical conditions such as AIDS or the HIV virus.

  San Jose Department of Housing

  200 E. Santa Clara St.

  San Jose, CA 95113

  408-535-3860

  sjhousing.org

City of Pasadena

• Pasadena offers a cheap public housing project for the city located in Southern California. It operates to provide affordable housing to persons or families with low or moderate incomes. The project also aims to encourage the development of the community. Programs for homeless individuals are also available. Housing rehabilitation is one of the focuses of the project, with low-interest rate loans for homeowners with low incomes. Maintenance assistance is also offered through the housing project, with features such as weed abatement, trim work, small repairs and also painting of the home's exterior.

  The City of Pasadena - Housing

  649 N. Fair Oaks - Ste. # 202

  Pasadena, CA 91103

  626-744-8300

  cityofpasadena.net/housing

New York City Housing Authority

• The New York City Housing Authority offers decent, clean and cheap housing in secure and safe environments. The authority was established in 1934 and the first housing development was constructed in 1935 in Manhattan's Lower East Side neighborhood. The New York City Housing Authority serves all five boroughs of New York City, in New York state (Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island). The housing project serves residents of the city that have low to moderate levels of income. The project also focuses on encouraging residents of the project to actively participate in recreational and educational projects throughout the community. Job training initiatives and programs are also provided.

  The New York City Housing Authority

  250 Broadway

  New York, NY 10007

  212-306-3000

  nyc.gov/html/nycha/html/home/home.shtml