Starting at a new school with new people and new faces can be overwhelming, but The Mark Los Angeles is here to help the transition by providing apartments near UCLA through the affordable housing program. Through the affordable housing program, we are here to help students who receive need-based financial aid, pay for school via student loans, or work while going through school to pay for living expenses independently.
Affordable Housing Program FAQs
The Affordable Housing Program in Los Angeles aims to provide affordable housing options for low- and moderate-income residents. The program includes various initiatives to create, preserve, and promote affordable housing throughout the city.
To qualify for the Affordable Housing Program, applicants generally must have a household income that falls below certain income limits, which are determined by the Los Angeles County Area Median Income (AMI). Specific eligibility criteria may vary depending on the program and unit type.
Applicants must provide documentation such as proof of income, tax returns, and identification. This information is necessary to verify eligibility for affordable housing units.
Yes, affordable housing pricing is typically available on designated units within specific developments. Each project may have different pricing structures based on income tiers and unit sizes.
Affordable Housing units are typically available for move-in during September of each calendar year. The Mark at Los Angeles has a limited number of units dedicated to affordable housing, so we recommend signing a housing contract earlier to help ensure you can save your place.
The cost of affordable housing in Los Angeles varies based on the program and the income level of the household. Typically, rent is set to ensure that housing costs do not exceed 30% of the qualifying household’s income.
The cost of affordable housing in Los Angeles varies based on the program and the income level of the household. Typically, rent is set to ensure that housing costs do not exceed 30% of the qualifying household’s income.