brea housing login

This site is a resource tool for those with low and moderate incomes to obtain affordable apartments within the City of Brea: The Housing Division has provided financial assistance to many apartment complexes in Brea to establish rent-restricted programs throughout the city. ALL PROGRAMS ARE FULL TO CAPACITY.

Low & Moderate Income Rental Programs. Several apartment complexes in Brea offer rents that are lower than market rate. Please register for an online account if you wish to apply for Brea’s affordable rental program.

Learn about the programs offered under Affordable Housing. Apartments in Brea. View a list of apartments located in the city. The list includes senior complexes, as well as those a part of the low and moderate income rent program. Housing Rehabilitation Program

Between apartment communities, condominiums, unique live/work lofts, five mobile home parks, and eight complexes for senior citizens, housing options abound for all types of individuals and families. Brea has consistently scored high on the Orange County Business Council Workforce Housing Scorecard.

Low & Moderate Income Rent Program. The Community Development Department has provided financial assistance to many housing developments in Brea in order to establish rent-restricted programs. Applications are accepted on a continuous basis, but programs are not first-come, first-served.

Provides the application process to be placed on a waiting list for renters and homebuyers with low to moderate-income within the City of Brea. Programs include: Homebuyer Assistance Program. Senior Rental Program. Low and Moderate Income Rent Programs. Program Phones: 714-671-4448. Business Line.

The Brea Redevelopment Agency is actively working on developing affordable housing units and insuring that these units remain reserved for income-qualified families. Check the Brea website above to view current affordable housing and rental assistance opportunities.

This is the community portal for the City of Brea 2021-2029 Housing Element Update. In order to address a number of State regulations, the City went through a process to update the General Plan Housing Element, required every 8 years.