Inclusionary Housing Program:Income-Restricted Rental and Homeownership Opportunities Mailing List

Inclusionary Housing Program:

Income-Restricted Rental and Homeownership Opportunities Mailing List

Sign up for our ListServ to receive regular updates on the Consolidated Rental Waitlist, and affordable housing opportunity announcements in Somerville. Your email will only be used for ListServ communications, and you can unsubscribe at any time. Copy and paste this URL to learn more about Somerville’s Inclusionary Housing Program:

https://www.somervillema.gov/departments/programs/inclusionary-housing-program.

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How did you hear about this list?*

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If you selected "Other" above, please use this space to tell us how you heard about this list.

Are you reaching out on behalf of an organization, or are you looking for housing for yourself/your family?*

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Additional information

The questions below are optional, however this information may help us provide you better assistance with your housing search.

Which type of housing are you searching for?

Homeownership

Rental

Both

What type of unit are you searching for?

Select the preferred unit size that would fit your household.

Are you searching for a unit with expanded accessibility features?

Which expanded accessibility features are you searching for?

Elevator: The ADA identifies an elevator as a machine that vertically transports people or freight between levels.

Mobility Features: The ADA identifies the following features to assist with mobility in residential buildings: wide doorways (at least 32 inches), accessible hallways with clear floor space, grab bars in bathrooms, lowered countertops, accessible switches and outlets, accessible sink design, knee space under cabinets, ramps for entryways, roll-in showers, etc.

Visual Impairment Features: The ADA identifies the following features to assist with visual impairment: high-contrast color schemes, tactile signage with raised lettering and Braille, clearly marked entrances and exits, accessible light switches and controls, textured floor surfaces at potential hazards, and audible alerts for appliances, doorbell with visual and audible alerts, etc.

Hearing Impairment Features: The ADA identifies the following features to assist with hearing impairment: visual notification systems like flashing lights for doorbells and alarms, accessible communication systems at entrances, visual indicators for important information, and the option to install assistive listening devices within the unit, etc.

Note that 521 CMR is the specialized building code regarding access for persons with disabilities for buildings in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Select all that apply from the list below

If you selected "Other" above, please use this space to tell us what other expanded accessibillity features you are seeking.

Please check all of the following that apply to your situation.

I currently live in Somerville

I have been displaced from living in Somerville in the last 2 years

I currently work in Somerville

I am/have a child attending day care or school in Somerville

I am/someone in my household is a senior citizen

I am/someone in my household is a veteran

None of the above apply to my situation

How many people are in your household?

The household total number should include yourself.

How many children are in your household?

How many of the above persons are children under the age of 18 (enter 0 if there are no children in the household).

What is the total combined income of all people who live in your household before taxes.

Income includes earnings from jobs, self-employment, gigs (yard sales, art sales, childcare), fundraising campaigns (GoFundMe, etc.), unemployment benefits, pensions, social security, disability benefits, child support, help from family/friends, etc.

Income Period

Monthly

Annually

Do you have a voucher or subsidy for covering the cost of your housing?

Yes

Rental Assistance: Housing Vouchers

Rental assistance programs provide financial aid, mostly through vouchers, to help low-income families and individuals rent apartments in settings other than public housing developments. If you have rental assistance through a housing voucher, please select your voucher program below.

If you selected "Other" above, please use this space to tell us what other vouchers or subsidies you currently have access to.

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