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DON SENIOR APARTMENTS

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Location

105 E I St

Phone Number
3103257110
Rent

$533 - $1080*/month

Program Type

Low Income Housing

Street Address

105 E I St, Wilmington, CA, 90744

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WILMINGTON OTHER DON SENIOR APARTMENTS

Wilmington Townhomes

Wilmington Townhomes

Public Housing

The Project Has 24 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.

$533 - $1080*/month
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Banning Villa Apartments

Banning Villa Apartments

Low Income Housing

Banning Villa Apartments Has 90 Units Available

$533 - $1080*/month
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Camino Del Mar

Camino Del Mar

Low Income Housing

Camino Del Mar Has 88 Units Available

$533 - $1080*/month
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Dana Strand Senior Apartments

Dana Strand Senior Apartments

Low Income Housing

Dana Strand Senior Apartments Has 100 Units Available

$533 - $1080*/month
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New Dana Strand Phase I Garden Apartments

New Dana Strand Phase I Garden Apartments

Low Income Housing

New Dana Strand Phase I Garden Apartments Has 120 Units Available

$533 - $1080*/month
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New Dana Strand Town Homes

New Dana Strand Town Homes

Low Income Housing

New Dana Strand Town Homes Has 116 Units Available

$533 - $1080*/month
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New Harbor Vista

New Harbor Vista

Low Income Housing

New Harbor Vista Has 132 Units Available

$533 - $1080*/month
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