Denver housing authority

The Denver Housing Authority oversees both public housing and voucher programs, if available. The housing authority owns and manages 45 facilities which total 4514 units across the city. Public housing agencies, including the public housing agency in Denver, are required to submit and receive approval from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development Colorado State Office every 5 years. They detail the housing authority's strategy, outreach programs, operations, and policies so information can change. The Denver HA code is CO001, and its part of the Colorado State Office.

Colorado Official Housing Authority Contact Information:

Executive Director: Ismael Guerrero

Board Chairperson: Richard Chavez

Address: 777 Grant Street
Denver, CO 80203-Additional Address Information

Phone: (720) 932- 3000 Ext 0

Fax: (720) 932 - 3001

Website: www.denverhousing.org

Email: rreisb@denverhousing.org

Code: CO001

Programs Administered: Combined

Helping You Find Cheap Apartments in Denver

The Denver Housing Authority offers a wide variety of programs ranging from affordable public housing, housing projects, and subsidized housing all over Denver, CO. The staff's goals include providing affordable housing in secure environments, while providing a high level of service. You can browse available apartments, housing units, and other accommodations directly by visiting their website:

www.denverhousing.org

Affordable housing in Denver and elsewhere means wither rental or owner-occupied housing that costs at or less than 30% of one's gross income. Subsidized housing means a residence that the government assists in paying for. It can either be all or a portion of the monthly payment, depending on the person's income. Find the original page here http://www.officialhousingauthority.com/.