The Johnson City Housing Authority provides housing opportunities for those who are veterans, elderly and/or disabled and homeless youth. Rent is determined by income. Review the information below to learn about eligibility requirements and how to get on the JCHA public housing wait list.
Pre-Applications are available for:
- 1 bedroom units in Baker Court Apartments (elderly/disabled, homeless youth, veterans)
- 1 bedroom units in Alan Court (homeless veterans)
Special Care
Veterans needing community residential care, nursing home care, or homeless veterans in need of housing can contact the Mountain Home VA Medical Center for assistance through the Social Work department.
Visit www.mountainhome.va.gov for information.
Military Homebuyers
Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA) has a special offer, known as “Homeownership for the Brave,” which provides a ½% rate reduction on the current interest rate for Great Choice loans. In addition to the rate reduction, “Homeownership for the Brave” applicants are eligible for optional downpayment and closing cost assistance through the Great Choice Plus second mortgage loan at a 0% interest rate.
Call THDA toll free at (800) 228-THDA or visit www.thda.org for more information.
Learn more about the Great Choice Loan Program or call the Single Family Programs information line at (615) 815-2100.
Housing for the Elderly
The Johnson City Housing Authority communities include many older adults. Senior citizens may apply for Affordable Housing and Section 8 housing vouchers under standard eligibility rules.
Senior Option Services (S.O.S.)
The JCHA also provides a Senior Option Services or S.O.S. program to help older adults remain independent and comfortable for as long as possible in their own homes.
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Housing for the Disabled
If you are disabled, you may qualify for housing programs available through the Johnson City Housing Authority. Disabled individuals may apply for Affordable Housing and Section 8 housing vouchers under standard eligibility rules.
Our S.O.S. Program
Disabled residents may also benefit from our Senior Options Services (S.O.S.) program, which provides resources to help individuals remain independent and comfortable in their homes.
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