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Location

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Phone Number
(760)351-7000
Rent

$261 - $641*/month

Program Type

Section 8 Housing

Street Address

590 W Holt Ave

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EL CENTRO OTHER BOATWRIGHT HOMES

Orangewood Homes

Orangewood Homes

Public Housing

The Project Has 68 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.

$261 - $641*/month
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El Centro Family Housing

El Centro Family Housing

Low Income Housing

El Centro Family Housing Has 8 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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El Centro Senior Villas

El Centro Senior Villas

Low Income Housing

El Centro Senior Villas Has 81 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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El Centro Senior Villas Phase Ii

El Centro Senior Villas Phase Ii

Low Income Housing

El Centro Senior Villas Phase Ii Has 20 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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Imperial Gardens Family Apartments

Imperial Gardens Family Apartments

Low Income Housing

Imperial Gardens Family Apartments Has 77 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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Las Brisas

Las Brisas

Low Income Housing

Las Brisas Has 73 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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Plaza Senior Apartments

Plaza Senior Apartments

Low Income Housing

Plaza Senior Apartments Has 172 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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Cedar Homes

Cedar Homes

Section 8 Housing

Cedar Homes Has 19 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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Euclid Villas

Euclid Villas

Section 8 Housing

Euclid Villas Has 42 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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VALLEY CONVALESCENT CENTER

VALLEY CONVALESCENT CENTER

Retirement Community

VALLEY CONVALESCENT CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$261 - $641*/month
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