Real Estate/Development
Jan. 2, 2000
HUD ups rent ceilings for Section 8 housing
San Francisco - To the audible sighs of relief from local housing officials, the Department of Housing and Urban Development increased the ceiling on rents for Section 8 housing in the city.
San Francisco - To the audible sighs of relief from local housing officials, the Department of Housing and Urban Development increased the ceiling on rents for Section 8 housing in the city.
Under the Section 8 program, lower-income households lease a private-market apartment from a list of HUD-approved landlords. Tenants pay 30 percent of their gross income toward the rent, and the agency picks up the remainder.
To make the list, property owners must agree to a...
Under the Section 8 program, lower-income households lease a private-market apartment from a list of HUD-approved landlords. Tenants pay 30 percent of their gross income toward the rent, and the agency picks up the remainder.
To make the list, property owners must agree to a...
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