Salem Housing Authority

Mission
"To see that all low income people in the Salem-Keizer community have the opportunity to live in decent, affordable housing and to move up and out of poverty."

Statement of Nondiscrimination

Bid Opportunities with Salem Housing Authority

View Bid Results from the Englewood East Green Retrofit Project.

NOTICE

Emergency assistance funding is not available at this time. Please call 503-588-6458 if you have questions or
need information about other emergency housing resources in the Salem-Keizer community.

General Rental Listings

Privately owned or managed rental housing is available to the general public at market rate. Each property manages its own waiting list. Contact landlords directly to find out how to apply for these housing opportunities. Housing Choice Vouchers may be accepted. Lists are updated weekly. 1 Bedroom Units 2 Bedroom Units 3+ Bedroom Units

HUD Rental Housings

HUD privately-owned or managed rental housing is subsidized directly through the private landlord and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Some of the properties are 100% subsidized, some have a mix of subsidized units as well as market rate units, and others allow the use of a Housing Choice Voucher. Each property manages its own waiting list and vacancies. Contact private landlords directly to find out how to apply for these housing opportunities. Find HUD subsidized rentals that do not require a voucher: HUD Subsidized Apartment Search (non-Voucher)

News of Interest

Salem Housing Authority participates on the Marion County Continuum of Care/Affordable Housing Task Force, a broad based coalition of both community and faith-based organizations working to assess the nature and extent of housing concerns in Marion County. The task force has begun working on strategies to identify homeless and at-risk persons and has engaged in a planning process to meet those needs. Goals and objectives outlined in the Ten-year Plan will help identify new resources to meet gaps in service delivery to assist persons in ending their homelessness or housing crisis. View the Marion County Continnum of Care 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness. Homeless Plan Year One Status Report.