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For eight decades, Atlanta Housing (AH) has been at the forefront of providing affordable housing for many low-income families in the city of Atlanta. Learn more about how we can help.
Atlanta Housing (AH) provides housing assistance to low-income working families, seniors, persons with disabilities and persons with special needs. AH is the largest affordable housing provider in the state of Georgia, currently serving more than 23,000 families.
Through its various housing solutions and programs, AH is able to meet a broad spectrum of housing needs for low-income families, including at-risk populations, in the city of Atlanta. Housing includes single-family homes and multi-family condominiums and apartments.
AH provides and facilitates affordable housing resources for nearly 27,000 low-income households comprised of approximately 45,000 people, including AH-owned residential communities, tenant-based vouchers, supportive housing, and homeownership opportunities.
Atlanta Housing currently serves approximately 25,000 households across the city of Atlanta, comprised of approximately 50,000 people. We serve working families, seniors, persons with disabilities, veterans and those experiencing homeless through tenant-based and community-based housing programs, as well as specialty programs for youth and ...
We aim to empower individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency, economic independence, and a better quality of life. Explore Atlanta Housing's programs that serve to help AH residents LIVE. WORK. THRIVE.
The Atlanta Housing Down Payment Assistance (DPA) Program provides down payment assistance to eligible first-time homebuyers up to $20,000, subject to meeting both the program and primary lender's requirements.
The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia (AH), is the largest housing authority in Georgia and one of the largest in the nation. AH provides and facilitates affordable housing resources for nearly 22,000 low-income households comprised of approximately 50,000 people.
Applicants must meet several criteria to be eligible for assistance: Income Limits Requirement: The Applicant household or individual must meet income requirements which are published and updated annually by HUD. At least one household member must be a United States citizen or an eligible immigrant. Each household must have a Social Security ...
Whether you are relocating to Atlanta from another housing authority or simply seeking valuable information to facilitate your move, this guide serves as a valuable tool to make your transition to Atlanta effortless and enjoyable.