Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing

Housing programs that make rental housing more readily available to homeless people and/or low-income individuals and families (those below 50% of the area’s median income). Some complexes or housing units may be reserved for low-income older adults, people with disabilities and/or other special populations.

  • Brunswick House

    Brunswick House has approximately 71 one-bedroom units, a few of which are handicap accessible. It is a state funded elderly/disabled development. AgeSpan provides supportive services to eligible elder residents. This is public housing managed by the Lawrence Housing Authority.

  • Francis Gatehouse

    This property is a 90 unit community that is located 2-3 miles out of the downtown Lowell area. It has 8 handicap accessible apartments and an accessible community room with a kitchen facility. Supportive services are available and they are managed by AgeSpan. This site is managed by the Lowell Housing Authority.

  • City View Towers

    The Dewey Archambault Towers has 194 units located in a seven-story high rise building. It has 2 handicap accessible apartments and a large accessible community room. It is adjacent to the Lowell Community Health Center and is on a bus route. This site offers supportive services that are managed by AgeSpan. The site was formerly…

  • Belvidere Heights

    This is a 112-unit development for elders located in one building. It has an accessible community room but there are no handicapped accessible units. Residents can easily access the downtown Lowell area. Supportive services are available; these are managed by AgeSpan. This site is managed by the Lowell Housing Authority. Formerly was named Father Norton…

  • Concord River Mill

    This state property of 42 units of elderly housing is funded by Section 8 New Construction and the Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program (MRVP). It is convenient to downtown Lowell . The development has a card key entry system for security. It is managed by the Lowell Housing Authority. The property was formerly called Archie Kenefick…

  • Centralville Gardens

    Centralville Gardens is a four-story building with 57 units for elders. It has a fully automated key card system and elevator access. Formerly this site was named Father Morrissette Manor. This site is managed by the Lowell Housing Authority