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HousingPolicy.org has been created as a resource for state and
local leaders and others interested in developing stronger housing
policies. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide direct assistance to
individuals and families looking for affordable homes. We recommend
contacting your state's housing finance agency to learn about
opportunities that are available in your community. A complete list of state housing finance agencies and related contact information can be found at www.ncsha.org, or by calling the National Council of State Housing Agencies at (202) 624-7710. The local housing department, housing redevelopment authority and/or housing finance agency can also be a good place to start your search. In many communities, contact information for these offices can be found on the city or county home page. Your local public housing agency can provide information about public housing, housing vouchers and other subsidized housing resources in your community. Visit www.hud.gov/offices/pih/pha/contacts/ to find contact information for your |
 Carlton Court, Hollywood CA -- photo courtesy of McCormack Baron Salazar |
Some states and localities maintain online databases of affordable housing vacancies.Links to these resources are below.Please note that these sites are independently maintained and we cannot verify their accuracy or the frequency of updates. Socialserve.com also compiles lists of affordable rental and for sale housing in some states.Visit www.socialserve.com/index.html to look for information in your state.
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