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Location

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Phone Number
(412) 242-2100
Rent

$275 - $481*/month

Program Type

Section 8 Housing

Street Address

154 N College St

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Jollick Manor Crumrine Tower

Jollick Manor Crumrine Tower

Public Housing

The Project Has 20 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.

$275 - $481*/month
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Century Plaza Apartments

Century Plaza Apartments

Low Income Housing

Century Plaza Apartments Has 65 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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West Prospect Place Apartments

West Prospect Place Apartments

Low Income Housing

West Prospect Place Apartments Has 5 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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Bellmead Apartments

Bellmead Apartments

Section 8 Housing

Bellmead Apartments Has 120 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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Belvedere Acres

Belvedere Acres

Section 8 Housing

Belvedere Acres Has 96 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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Ewing & Garden

Ewing & Garden

Section 8 Housing

Ewing & Garden Has 6 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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Thomas Campbell

Thomas Campbell

Section 8 Housing

Thomas Campbell Has 64 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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Thomas Campbell North

Thomas Campbell North

Section 8 Housing

Thomas Campbell North Has 75 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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Hawthorne Woods

Hawthorne Woods

Retirement Community

Hawthorne Woods Has 1 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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HUMBERT LANE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTRE

HUMBERT LANE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTRE

Retirement Community

HUMBERT LANE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTRE Has 1 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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KADE NURSING HOME

KADE NURSING HOME

Retirement Community

KADE NURSING HOME Has 1 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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SOUTHMONT OF PRESBYTERIAN SENIORCARE

SOUTHMONT OF PRESBYTERIAN SENIORCARE

Retirement Community

SOUTHMONT OF PRESBYTERIAN SENIORCARE Has 1 Units Available

$275 - $481*/month
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