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Affordable Housing in Davis |
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Cesar Chavez Plaza (Davis) |
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| One bedroom
apartment complex in downtown Davis. 35% of the apartments are
set aside for people with disabilities. As of 4/8/07, rents are
expected to range from $250 to $650, depending on household
income. There is a long waiting list. |
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(916) 561-0323
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CHOC
Community Housing Opportunities Corporation
Yolo County |
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 Affordable
rental housing and single-family homes for very low, low and
Moderate Income Households. |
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(707) 759-6043 |
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[email protected] |
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Creekside Court (Davis) |
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| In development, 90
one-bedroom units for low-income residents at 2990 Fifth St. in
Mace Ranch and includes 36 extremely low-income units, 22 very
low-income units, 31 low-income units and a manager’s unit.
Completion is estimated by November 2019. |
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Information |
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(530) 758-2550 |
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Dos Pinos Housing Cooperative (Davis) |
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 Affordable
housing cooperative with one to three bedroom units for
purchase. |
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(530) 758-2550 |
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Eleaner Roosevelt Housing (Davis) |
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| One-bedroom
apartments for seniors over age 62 with up to 120% of the median
income. As of 4/8/07, rents range from $250 up to $875 depending
on the household income level. |
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(530) 753-3400 |
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Yolo County Limited Housing Support
Service |
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Provides housing support for mentally ill adults with a
history of homelessness. |
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Please contact the Yolo County Dept. of Alcohol, Drug and Mental
Health Services first at (916) 375-6350. |
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Pacifico Student Housing Cooperative (Davis)
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Affordable co-op housing |
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(530) 297-1222 |
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Pine Tree Gardens (Davis) |
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Woodland Hotel Apartments (Woodland) |
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The restored Hotel Woodland offers 76 furnished
studio apartments, with private baths and kitchenettes,
prescheduled housekeeping services, cable and telephone
hook-ups, community room with stove, coin-laundry rooms each
floor, elevator access, security card access. Convenient
downtown location, near public transportation. Office hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8 am-5 pm; Tuesday and Thursday, 1
pm-5 pm. Eligibility: Low-income. Section 8 accepted. Fees
$432/month, utilities paid, $400 security deposit with payment
plan possible. To Apply Application. Pick up at rental office at
438 Main Street. |
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436 Main Street Woodland CA 95695
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(530) 661-6944
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Community Care Continuum Supportive Housing (Y-Triple C)
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Yolo County Housing |
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY |
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Fair Housing Agencies - County, State, and Federal
Government Agencies |
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 County:
The Sacramento Human Rights/Fair Housing Commission investigates
and mediates complains of housing discrimination. |
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Website |
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(916) 444-6903 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Landlord/Tenant Hotline: (916) 444-0178 9:00AM - 4:00 PM
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 State:
The California Department of Fair Employment and
Housing investigates complaints of discrimination in employment,
housing, public accommodations and hate violence. |
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(916) 445-5523
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 Federal:
The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity. Provides help with
housing discrimination problems. |
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Information:Website
Contact:
www.hud.gov/assist/contactus.cfm |
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Loaves and Fishes (Sacramento) |
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 Loaves
and Fishes provides homeless survival services including Sister
Nora's Place, a shelter for chronically homeless mentally ill
women. |
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916-446-0874 |
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1351 North C
Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 |
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Resources for Independent Living, Inc. (RIL)
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 Provides
services to people with all types of disabilities, assisting
clients in finding accessible and affordable housing. RIL has a
database of over 160 rental units with contact information and
rental rates. |
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(916) 446-3074 |
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420 I. Street,
Suite 3, Sacramento, CA 95814 |
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Sacramento County Network of Care for Mental Health
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 County
housing and homeless services. Shelters, bathing facilities,
motel vouchers, rent payment assistance, and transitional
housing. |
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Sacramento Housing Alliance |
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Provides a directory of housing links, including a list of
affordable housing developments. |
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Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency |
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The lead public agency and developer for the City of Sacramento
and Sacramento County for affordable housing. Provides housing
information for low income families, help with applying for
multi-family rental housing, and a multi-family apartment list.
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Sacramento Self Help Housing (Sacramento) |
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Provides counseling, referrals, and information on current
vacancies in apartments, shared living arrangements and rooms
for rent. Provides low-cost shared rooms in the Friendship
Housing program for single men, women and women with an infant. |
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Website
Contact:
www.sacselfhelp.org/contact_us.htm |
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(916) 444-8216
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Several
locations in Sacramento - call for information |
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Transitional Living and Community Support, Inc. (TLCS)
(Sacramento) |
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TLCS contracts with Sacramento County to provide homeless and
transitional housing, emergency assistance and advocacy for
homeless mentally ill persons. |
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Website
Housing Programs |
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(916) 441-0123 |
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Welcome Home Housing (Sacramento) |
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| Has three five-bed
supported homes in Rosemont for persons with a mental illness —
one for men and two for women. Provides a drug free, supported,
yet semi-independent, co-op home. Assists residents with basic
life skills such as cooking, cleaning and shopping, and assists
residents in reaching their personal goals. |
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Lynn
Smith (530) 666-0202
Connie Sase (916) 543-6755 |
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Cooperative
living opportunities are provided through the 
Subsidized
housing, migrant housing and public housing. Manages the
Housing Voucher program (aka Section 8)