Affordable
QUALITY LIVING
Affordable
QUALITY LIVING
Affordable
QUALITY LIVING
Housing Authority of South Bend
Housing Our Community
The Housing Authority of South Bend is proud to be a part of the South Bend community and has an assortment of housing developments throughout the area. With nine inviting communities in the area, we are confident that one is the community that will make you feel right at home.
Housing Authority of South Bend
Housing Our Community
The Housing Authority of South Bend is proud to be a part of the South Bend community and has an assortment of housing developments throughout the area. With nine inviting communities in the area, we are confident that one is the community that will make you feel right at home.
Housing Authority of South Bend
Housing Our Community
The Housing Authority of South Bend is proud to be a part of the South Bend community and has an assortment of housing developments throughout the area. With nine inviting communities in the area, we are confident that one is the community that will make you feel right at home.
HASB Impact
How We Can Help
The HASB is committed to providing decent, safe & sanitary housing to low-income families in the City of South Bend.
How We Can Help
The HASB is committed to providing decent, safe & sanitary housing to low-income families in the City of South Bend.
Housing Choice Voucher
(Section 8)
The program allows low-income families the freedom to choose quality housing while maintaining rent payments they can afford. Qualified applicants and participants select units owned by private landlords. These units must qualify under Housing Quality Standards and Rent Reasonable Certification. The client’s rent portion is based on 30% of their gross adjusted monthly income. If the rent and utility allowances do not exceed the payment standard, SBHA will issue the balance of the rent directly to the landlord. Upon initial lease renewal, the client’s rental portion cannot exceed 40% of their current gross adjusted monthly income.
Housing Choice Voucher
(Section 8)
The program allows low-income families the freedom to choose quality housing while maintaining rent payments they can afford. Qualified applicants and participants select units owned by private landlords. These units must qualify under Housing Quality Standards and Rent Reasonable Certification. The client’s rent portion is based on 30% of their gross adjusted monthly income. If the rent and utility allowances do not exceed the payment standard, SBHA will issue the balance of the rent directly to the landlord. Upon initial lease renewal, the client’s rental portion cannot exceed 40% of their current gross adjusted monthly income.
How We Can Help
The HASB is committed to providing decent, safe & sanitary housing to low-income families in the City of South Bend.
Housing Choice Voucher
(Section 8)
The program allows low-income families the freedom to choose quality housing while maintaining rent payments they can afford. Qualified applicants and participants select units owned by private landlords. These units must qualify under Housing Quality Standards and Rent Reasonable Certification. The client’s rent portion is based on 30% of their gross adjusted monthly income. If the rent and utility allowances do not exceed the payment standard, SBHA will issue the balance of the rent directly to the landlord. Upon initial lease renewal, the client’s rental portion cannot exceed 40% of their current gross adjusted monthly income.
Public Housing
HASB Owned Properties
Public Housing was established to provide decent and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Public Housing comes in all sizes and types, from scattered-site single-family units to apartments for the elderly in the high-rise buildings. The Housing Authority owns over 672 dwelling units in South Bend that are rented to low-income families and seniors. These units range from single-family dwellings to high-rise apartments and are scattered throughout the City of South Bend. Families pay 30% of their gross adjusted income for rent and utilities.
Public Housing
HASB Owned Properties
Public Housing was established to provide decent and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Public Housing comes in all sizes and types, from scattered-site single-family units to apartments for the elderly in the high-rise buildings. The Housing Authority owns over 672 dwelling units in South Bend that are rented to low-income families and seniors. These units range from single-family dwellings to high-rise apartments and are scattered throughout the City of South Bend. Families pay 30% of their gross adjusted income for rent and utilities.
Public Housing
HASB Owned Properties
Public Housing was established to provide decent and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Public Housing comes in all sizes and types, from scattered-site single-family units to apartments for the elderly in the high-rise buildings. The Housing Authority owns over 672 dwelling units in South Bend that are rented to low-income families and seniors. These units range from single-family dwellings to high-rise apartments and are scattered throughout the City of South Bend. Families pay 30% of their gross adjusted income for rent and utilities.
Admin & Support
Submit Online Work Orders
The Maintenance division is responsible for maintaining all HASB-owned properties by completing routine and emergency work orders called in by residents, as well as vacancy preparation, grounds maintenance, and systems work at our family and elderly developments.
Admin & Support
Submit Online Work Orders
The Maintenance division is responsible for maintaining all HASB-owned properties by completing routine and emergency work orders called in by residents, as well as vacancy preparation, grounds maintenance, and systems work at our family and elderly developments.
Admin & Support
Submit Online Work Orders
The Maintenance division is responsible for maintaining all HASB-owned properties by completing routine and emergency work orders called in by residents, as well as vacancy preparation, grounds maintenance, and systems work at our family and elderly developments.
