Imagine the relief of knowing that your rent is affordable, set at just a fraction of your income, allowing you to breathe easy each month. Where your home is not just a roof over your head but a sanctuary of stability. Providing peace that allows you to focus on what truly matters most.

For residents of Alyson Court, Amity Plaza, and Bradley House, this is more than just an ideal; it is a reality. These Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) properties, owned and managed by South Metro Housing Options, provide a lifeline for seniors and individuals with disabilities, transforming lives by offering not just housing, but a foundation for a brighter future.

At the heart of PBRA properties is a housing model designed to provide affordable rental units to eligible households. Uniquely, the subsidy in PBRA properties is attached to the property itself rather than a person. This means that as long as residents live in these properties, they benefit from affordable housing, paying only 30% of their monthly income towards rent. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) subsidy covers the remainder of the rent. This stability is crucial for enhancing well-being and reducing stress and anxiety often associated with housing insecurity.

Financially, PBRA properties alleviate rent burdens by allowing residents to allocate their resources towards essential needs like healthcare, nutrition, and social engagement. This strengthens community bonds, as residents are better equipped to participate in local events and build meaningful relationships.

PBRA properties like Alyson Court, Amity Plaza, and Bradley House foster supportive and vibrant communities. They create spaces where people from different backgrounds can interact, share experiences, and support one another, reducing social isolation and enriching the fabric of our city.