Edhat Staff
Source: Peoples’ Self-Help Housing
As Peoples’ Self-Help Housing continues to work on the Casas De Los Carneros Apartments multi-family housing development, time for prospective renters to apply for a spot in one of the site’s one, two, and three-bedroom apartments is fast-approaching.
Scheduled for completion in January 2018, this 70-unit complex will be available to residents who earn at or below 60 percent of area median income. Rents are based on applicant household size and income. To be eligible for housing at Casas De Los Carneros Apartments, candidates must have good credit and rental history. Section 8 vouchers will be accepted.
Pre-applications will be available starting October 2 at Storke Ranch Apartments, located at 6822 Phelps Road in Goleta, or can also be accessed online at www.pshhc.org.
Pre-Applications must be received or postmarked by October 16 to be eligible for the lottery. Those received after the cutoff date will be placed on a waiting list. Pre-applications received by deadline will be placed in a lottery pool and assigned numbers to establish the order in which they will be processed. The lottery will be held October 25.
“It’s wonderful to see this project come closer to completion,” said John Fowler, PSHH President & CEO. “We look forward to being able to open these new homes to hard working families in our community.”
For more information, please email cdlc@pshhc.org.
About PSHH
Founded in 1970, PSHH is an award winning non-profit organization that develops affordable housing and community facilities for low-income households and homeownership opportunities for working families and special needs populations, such as seniors, veterans, the disabled, and the formerly homeless. With nearly 1,200 self-help homes completed and over 1,700 rental units developed, PSHH is the largest affordable housing developer on the Central Coast, with offices in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara. For more information on Peoples’ Self-Help Housing, visit www.pshhc.org, email communications@pshhc.org or phone (805) 781-3088.
I am frustrated too, i am just above the income limits and it would have only been my, my spouse and son living there and we only have 1 vehicle. Again, working class gets screwed.
Boredom, bigotry, and sour grapes. What a charming combination.