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There Are Currently 196 Units Available Under Management by the Housing Authority of the City of Fayetteville. These Low-income Housing Units Consist of Section 8, Public Housing, and Low-income Housing Tax Credit Properties. the Housing Authority of the City of Fayetteville Serves the Fayetteville, Metropolitan Area.
The fayetteville housing authority is a public agency that helps low to moderate income families, including seniors and the disabled, by providing affordable, safe, and decent housing. The housing authority is funded by housing and urban development (hud) and includes the following programs: public housing, section 8 rental assistance, project based rental assistance, and hud/vash for homeless veterans.
The Project Has 58 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.
Crafton Place Apartments Has 80 Units Available
Crossover Terrace Apartments Phase I Has 48 Units Available
Crossover Terrace Apartments Phase Ii Has 36 Units Available
Garland Square of Fayetteville Has 56 Units Available
Grandview Apartments - Fayetteville Has 128 Units Available
Jenning Mills Apartments Has 14 Units Available
Lakeside Village Apartments Phase I Has 132 Units Available
Lakeside Village Apartments Phase Ii Has 132 Units Available
Markham Hill Apartments Phase I & Ii Fka Meadow Bro Has 112 Units Available
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