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Grand Rapids Housing Commission

Grand Rapids , MI Public Housing Authority

Grand Rapids Housing Commission administers public housing serving Kent , Michigan. Contact the authority directly to apply, check waitlist status, and confirm current openings. According to HUD records, Grand Rapids Housing Commission manages 3,808 Section 8 vouchers and 3,945 public housing units in and around Grand Rapids .

Phone
(616) 235-2600
Email
lindsey.reames@grhousing.org
Address
1420 Fuller Ave Se , Grand Rapids , MI, 49507
Programs
Combined
Section 8 vouchers
3,808
Public housing units
3,945
County
Kent

How to apply

Applications for Section 8 vouchers and public housing go through the housing authority, not Lease Lantern. Most authorities open and close their waitlists periodically; call or email Grand Rapids Housing Commissionto confirm whether a list is open and what documents you’ll need. Eligibility is based on household income relative to your area’s limits.

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply for Section 8 through Grand Rapids Housing Commission?

Apply directly through the authority at (616) 235-2600. Waitlists open and close periodically, so confirm a list is open before applying.

Is the Grand Rapids Housing Commission waitlist open?

Waitlist status is set by the authority and changes often. Contact Grand Rapids Housing Commission directly at (616) 235-2600 to confirm current openings.

Helpful next steps

Browse affordable housing in Michigan →Check Michigan income limitsHow to join Michigan Section 8 waitlistsHow Section 8 worksHow affordable housing waitlists work

Other housing authorities near Kent

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Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Public Housing Authority contact data. Always confirm details with the authority directly.