Washoe County jurisdictions issued permits for a total of over 2,400 new multi-family units in 2017, a record high, according to preliminary data. Over 50% of total units issued permits were for multi-family. Clark County jurisdictions issued permits for 3,800 new multi-family units but has permitted a higher number of multi-family units nine of the sixteen years since the turn of the century.

In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Fair Housing Act, Silver State Fair Housing Council (SSFHC) will host a reception at the McKinley Arts Center in Reno on Tuesday April 17th, 2018 at 6:30 PM. SSFHC’s HEART Award will be presented by the Board of Trustees to Noble Studios of Reno.

Patriot Place - Un Nuevo Hogar Para los Heroes de Nevada

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While there are many positive programs and services available to our veteran population in Nevada, there continues to be a shortage of high quality living quarters for our community heroes. That’s why affordable housing developer Accessible Space, Inc. gets a gold star for its snazzy new apartment community, Patriot Place, designated for low-income, homeless and disabled veterans.

Most of us have experienced overcrowded housing occasionally, even if only for a few days when family comes from out of town to visit. For a few days it can even be fun, but we no doubt have experienced some of the downsides: less privacy, more noise, competition for the bathroom and difficulty getting a good night’s sleep.

Did you know you can use NVHousingSearch.org's mapping tools to find affordable housing in a specific neighborhood? Here's how.

A low income renter who pays more than 50% of household income for rent and utility costs is considered “severely rent burdened.” In 2016, 60% of Nevada renter households with an annual income of $25,000 or less were severely rent burdened.

La nueva propiedad familiar desarrollada por Nevada HAND ahora está abierta y lista para ser arrendada.

The Affordable Housing Advocate Dr. Mae Worthey-Thomas is here to help residents navigate the many services offered through the Housing Division. The Advocate position was created by the legislature to help improve the affordable housing landscape through building partnerships with housing stakeholders and educating housing providers and residents on how to develop more congenial relationships to improve the quality of life within affordable housing communities.

Denise Cox's experience and contacts within the world of Nevada affordable housing helped NVHousingSearch.org get off to the right start. In addition Denise provided some of our pictures, collected from her compliance travels all around the state of Nevada.

A new family property developed by Nevada HAND is now open and leasing. Boulder Pines has 96 two, three and four-bedroom apartments in the first phase, which is complete. Rents range from $775 to $1,354. For more information call (702) 551-8488.

Todos los listados de NVHousingSearch.org también están disponibles a través del centro de llamadas sin fines lucrativos. Socialserve.com El centro de llamadas brinda ayuda en vivo (Inglés y Español, voz y TTY) de Lunes a Viernes, de 6:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m. PDT. El número telefonico es 1-877-428-8844. El sitio web y los servicios del centro de llamadas son financiados por la División de Vivienda de Nevada y brindados gratuitamente como un servicio público.

After receiving permission from the Nevada Housing Division, owners and managers of Low Income Housing Tax Credit Housing may waive income requirements for victims from Federally declared major disaster area. To apply please see the Nevada Housing Division website.

All NVHousingSearch.org website listings are also available through the nonprofit Socialserve.com call center. The call center provides live help (English and Spanish, voice and TTY) Monday - Friday, 6:00 am - 5:00 pm PDT. The number is 1-877-428-8844. The website and call center services are funded by the Nevada Housing Division and provided free as a public service.