Frank G Mar Community Housing

Frank G Mar Community Housing Apartment Details

Total Apartment Units: 119
Total Apartment Low Income Apartments: 119
Years In Service Since: 1990
Family Apartments: YES

Multi family housing.

Frank G. Mar Community Housing is a mixed-use development completed in 1990. Built as a response to the need for affordable homes in Chinatown and Downtown Oakland it also helped to revitalize the downtown commercial district by adding 12,500 sq ft of neighborhood serving retail, child care space and public parking.
The building is named after Reverend Frank G. Mar, one of EBALDCs founders. For 20 years he served as pastor of the Chinese Presbyterian Church and helped to establish many social service agencies that continue to benefit the community.

Eligibility Restrictions and Tenant Selection Criteria
All EBALDC managed units are subject to rent and income restrictions and program regulations set forth by the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee, other governmental authorities, as well as other applicable funder requirements.
All applicants for housing will be screened according to the criteria set forth in EBALDCs Eligibility Restrictions and Tenant Selection Criteria. The Tenant Selection Policy is established to comply with the Federal and State Laws and/or EBALDC Policies.
The purpose of the screening is to obtain information on the applicants past history of meeting financial obligations and future ability to make timely rent payments. EBALDC will also use the criteria to demonstrate the applicants suitability as a resident via verified information on past behavior to document the applicants ability, either alone or with assistance, to comply with essential Lease provisions and any other rules governing tenancy.
Undergoing the interview and eligibility process is not a guarantee of housing.

TIP: Knowing About LIHTC (Low Income Tax Credit) units for rent. Income from all of the adults expected to reside at this apartment must be included and verified at application time. Call for more details.

Important information
Waiting Lists
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Apartment Rates
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Apartment Rental and informational statistics for zip code

Median apartment rental rate in this zip code	$1,220
Population in zip code	15,785
Median age of those living in this zip code	37
Average household income of those living in this zip code	$55,291
Average home value in this zip code	$725,869