Maintains a list of affordable housing providers and their rental properties. Applications and information for properties managed by ACCESS are also available.

The Albany Partnership for Housing and Community Development (APHCD) develops and maintains affordable housing. APHCD owns and manages approximately 140 multi-family units in Albany. Additional services are available to all tenants through Resident Services Program.

Provides affordable sober housing based studio & two-bedroom apartments combined with peer-based recovery support.

Provides low-income and subsidized rental housing serving low- and moderate-income families, older adults, and people with disabilities.

Provides a property portfolio of 244 low income units.

Provides housing and support services for individuals and families with a focus on individuals in recovery, people with mental health issues, people living with HIV/AIDS or other chronic conditions, and people with a history of criminal involvement. Provides housing linked to employment, fair market, low-income housing, and Section 8 housing. Also provides Grant and Per Diem veteran transitional housing.

Housing units (a mix of single family homes and multi-family housing located in Bend, Oregon) are prioritized for homeless, low-income veterans. COVO also assists homeless, low-income veterans with housing search for rentals throughout Central, Oregon.

Low-income housing complex with 22 units: 14 are 2-level bedroom units and 8 are 3-bedroom units. Two units are Transitional Housing Units, which allow further reduced rent with required case management services for up to one year. Apartments are located in Astoria.

Provides several forms of housing and rental assistance:
-Housing Stabilization Program (HSP): one-time rental or deposit assistance for families
-Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG): one-time rental assistance or rental deposit assistance
-Continuum of Care (CoC): 2 transitional apartment rental units and 4 Federal housing programs assisting unsheltered youth age 18-24, DV survivors, and chronically homeless families
-Emergency Housing Assistance (EHA) One time rental or deposit assistance for families
-Elderly Rental Assistance (ERA) One time rental or deposit assistance for individuals age 58 or over

Agency provides low-income housing at affordable rates and maintains on-site resident programs and services. These on-site services include youth programs, free food distribution and education for youth and adults (food distribution for tenants only), and adult education classes on how to start college, buy a home, budgeting, and job skills training opportunities. An on-site resident services coordinator is available to help refer residents to outside agencies for services not offered on-site.

Provides affordable rental housing.

Many affordable housing complexes that Homes for Good owns are managed by contracted property management firms. Each of these complexes keeps their own wait list and renters pay their rent directly to the property management firm.

Provides subsidized rental housing for low- and moderate-income older adults, people with disabilities, and families. Operates Housing Authority-owned units and lower-cost apartments and administers the Section 8/Housing Choice Voucher rent subsidy. Fields complaints about public housing and Section 8.

Also includes listings for non-subsidized low cost apartments. The link is about halfway down the main webpage under the heading "Low Cost Apartments."

The Housing Authority of Douglas County (HADCO) owns a variety of affordable housing programs currently being managed by Douglas Multi-Family Property Management Corporation, including Low Income Housing Tax Credit properties, USDA Rural Development properties, and a Project Based Section 8 Elderly/Disabled property. These properties offer different levels of workforce and rental assistance.

Administers a variety of subsidized housing programs in which rent is based on income and the balance of the rent is paid by a government subsidy. All subsidized housing programs have waitlists that vary in length depending on unit size, vacancies, and funding availability.

The Housing Authority also owns and manages affordable rental units. These properties do not offer rental assistance (rents are not based on income). However, rents are significantly lower than market-rate rents.

The Housing Authority of Yamhill County offers Housing Choice Voucher rental assistance, including a Homeownership Voucher Program. Also has a Family Self-Sufficiency Program, a Housing Rehab program, and manages several area affordable housing complexes for families, farmworkers, older adults, and people with special needs.

Offers one, two, and three-bedroom affordable rental units throughout Central Oregon, managed by EPIC Property Management for Housing Works.

Develops and operates affordable housing.

Provides rental assistance to low-income families through HUD's Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program. This federally funded program provides rent subsidies that enable income-qualified participants to lease privately owned rental housing. Fields complaints about Section 8 HCV program. Also owns the 48-unit Harbeck Village apartments, an affordable housing project. Does not offer any emergency housing assistance.

Rural Development provides various properties offering rent subsidized by USDA Rural Development.
Country Village is a farm laborer property giving waitlist preference to households in the agricultural industry. Aspen Court is a property for older adults and adults with disabilities. Bonanza Apartments and Merrill Apartments are not targeted to specific populations. Tax Credit properties include Iris Glen, Sky Meadows, Sunrise Vista, and Lakeview Commons. Sunrise Vista has six units designated for 811 vouchers. Lakeview Commons is Project Based.

Provides a 24-unit apartment complex that offers affordable rentals to income qualified families. This complex consists of twenty 2-bedroom units and four 3-bedroom units. Also has five housing units throughout the county and 3 ADA compliant units.

Owns and operates various affordable housing properties, including workforce housing, farm worker housing, housing for youth, and housing for homeless individuals with serious mental illness. All units are smoke-free. The Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation is the "development arm" of Mid-Columbia Housing Authority and Columbia Gorge Housing Authority, addressing housing, community self-help, and community development needs of low-income families.

Community services are linked with affordable housing to promote greater independence and self-sufficiency among residents. Homeowner education classes are offered, as well as a free computer lab. The corporation arranges for services such as ESL and parenting classes to be offered at various housing locations.

Owns and operates various affordable housing properties, including workforce housing, farm worker housing, housing for youth, and housing for homeless individuals with serious mental illness. All units are smoke-free. The Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation is the "development arm" of Mid-Columbia Housing Authority and Columbia Gorge Housing Authority, addressing housing, community self-help, and community development needs of low-income families.

Community services are linked with affordable housing to promote greater independence and self-sufficiency among residents. Homeowner education classes are offered, as well as a free computer lab. The corporation arranges for services such as ESL and parenting classes to be offered at various housing locations.

Affordable housing community with over 100 units consisting of both residential apartments, single rooms and artist studio spaces. The sizes of the spaces range from about 130-400 square feet. Building includes laundry room with coin-operated machines, a workshop, galleries, and community gardens. Note: Some units do not have a private bathroom, and instead have a shared, dorm-style bathroom.

NAYA Generations is an intergenerational, cooperative community designed to support permanent families of foster children by promoting permanency, community and caring relationships, while offering safety and meaningful purpose in the daily lives of older adults. Rental agreement includes 100 hours per quarter of volunteer service to the NAYA Generations Community.

Provides residents of the community with information about and access to affordable housing.
Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program is tenant based assistance, meaning assistance follows the tenant as long as they remain eligible for the program. The Housing Authority is not the landlord but assists with rent payments to the landlords.
Public Housing units are owned and managed by the Housing Authority. This program provides unit-based assistance, meaning if a family moves out of the unit, the assistance remains with the unit. One small pet is allowed with prior approval before moving into a unit.

Offers low-income and subsidized apartments. Available programs: Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, Veterans Supportive Housing Vouchers, Section 8 Housing Voucher Homeownership, Mental Health Referred Housing, Family Self-Sufficiency, HUD Multi-Family Housing, Tax Credit Housing, and Rural Development Housing.

Apartments for local individuals and families.

Maintains nine 1-bedroom apartments

Administers federal housing programs. Maintains a list of affordable housing and a bulletin board of local properties, including subsidized properties that are independently managed. Fields complaints about public housing and Section 8 housing.

Provides housing for families, older adults, and adults with disabilities. Specializes in the property management and rehabilitation of HUD/Section 8, Rural Development, and Tax Credit Housing.

Website maintained by Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) providing contact information for subsidized rental housing statewide.

Pacific Retirement Services (PRS) manages multiple affordable senior living communities, as well as one multi-family affordable housing community.

Polk Community Development Corporation is a “one-stop shop” for homeownership and affordable rental housing information and support. Offering a variety of programs to help achieve quality, affordable, and sustainable homeownership. Services provided are resource and referral, budget, credit and homebuyer counseling, the VIDA (Valley Individual Development Account) program, affordable home repair loans, financial management, homebuyer classes, and assistance to participate in the States Mortgage Payment Assistance Programs.

Also owns and manages a wide variety of affordable rental housing, including transitional housing for persons in addiction recovery.

Operates apartments that accommodate independent living for adults with disabilities and their families. Includes studio, one and two-bedroom apartments that are wheelchair-accessible. Onsite 24/7 non-medical attendant care for residents.

Provides affordable and low-income rental housing for individuals and families. Approval of application is based on individual income and rental history. Applicants may be wait-listed. Reach CDC does not offer any type of rental assistance or emergency housing/shelter.

Provides HUD-subsidized rental housing for older adults and people with disabilities. The complex is comprised of 7 studios and 18 one-bedroom units, 3 of which are barrier-free for greater accessibility to people in wheelchairs.

Nonprofit affordable older adult community. Two units are equipped to accommodate those who are mobility-impaired and one is a hearing-impaired unit. Elevator available for upper-level units.

Subsidized housing community for older adults. Has 5 modified apartments for people with mobility and/or hearing impairments.

Offers affordable rental housing in outer southeast Portland. These include units in large apartment buildings, duplexes, triplexes, multiplexes, and single-family homes. Does not provide rental assistance.

The Salem Housing Authority (SHA) has affordable properties for individuals, families, and older adults. Visit website for more details.

Provides emergency 5-day food boxes twice every 30 days. Sack lunches are provided twice a week. Clients are interviewed for needs and food preferences and able to shop in the food pantry. Provides a small clothing closet for men, women, and children. Clothing vouchers are also provided. May be able to assist with cost of Oregon ID card or Oregon drivers license fees. Funds for prescriptions are available on the first of each month. No funds are available for any kind of pain medication.

Manages 13 units of affordable housing.

Provides affordable rental housing for families and single adults. All units are filled from a waitlist, which is opened on an as-needed basis. If there is no waitlist for a specific project, the available apartment will be filled by the first qualified applicant. Call main office for a list of open units.

Provides affordable rental housing for military veterans and their families who are transitioning back to civilian life, allowing the veteran time to financially and socially stabilize their family. Rentals available for up to two years. Availability depends on timing and qualifications.

Program is provided by a consortium of individuals, businesses, government agencies, nonprofits, service clubs, and others.

USDA's Multi-Family Housing Programs support the development of affordable multi-family rental housing for very low-income to moderate-income families; the elderly; persons with disabilities; and farmworkers in rural areas. Rental units that are subsidized may be available to eligible renters.

USDA's Multi-Family Housing Programs support the development of affordable multi-family rental housing for very low-income to moderate-income families; the elderly; persons with disabilities; and farmworkers in rural areas. Rental units that are subsidized may be available to eligible renters.

Provides referrals and information about income-based housing through local Public Housing Authorities and other providers, Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, manufactured housing; and referrals to HUD-approved housing counseling agencies for foreclosure, purchase, reverse mortgage, and budgeting assistance. A list of HUD-funded housing is available online.

Provides referrals and information about income-based housing through local Public Housing Authorities and other providers, Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, manufactured housing; and referrals to HUD-approved housing counseling agencies for foreclosure, purchase, reverse mortgage, and budgeting assistance. A list of HUD-funded housing is available online.

Maintains lists of subsidized and affordable (non-subsidized) housing properties managed by other agencies. Includes housing opportunities for low-income families, seniors, and special needs individuals.

Viridian Managements properties offer affordable, low-income, and subsidized apartments. Properties may have waitlists. Also offers properties specifically for older adults, adults with disabilities, people with chronic mental illness, and farm laborers.

Department of Housing Services provides a list of affordable housing opportunities. Details about each property, including contact phone numbers, can be found on the website.