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Casa Feliz Studios

525 South 9th Street, San Jose, CA 95112

Office: 408-516-4776
Fax: 408-998-8264
Email: casafeliz@jsco.net

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Application Criteria

This Community is Income Restricted. Average income of the households may not exceed the maximum income limits for the property’s program. Please speak with the Property Manager for specific information regarding these income limits. Rents are subject to change.

Income Restrictions (County Based-Subject to change with published allowable limits)

Percentage of

Area Median

Income (AMI)

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20%

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30%

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35%

Number of People

1 Person

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$23,200

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$34,800

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$40,600

2 Persons

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$26,520

​

$39,780

​

$46,410

Property Information:

Eligibility

  • Third party income verifications will be required from all income and asset sources.

  • Prior years’ income tax returns may be required as supporting documentation.

  • Income is calculated based on the applicant’s expected annual gross income including income from assets.

  • Criminal Background and Credit checks also apply.

Rent Rates (Depending on income and unit type)

  • Studio/1 bath (260± Sq. Ft.) $450-705

Must earn 2 times the rent. (Subject to change with published allowable limits)

Amenities

  • On-site manager & maintenance staff

  • Resident services

  • Laundry facility

  • Computer lab

  • Free Wi-Fi 

  • Free bus passes

About:

Casa Feliz offers 60 affordable SRO units with private bathrooms and on-site parking.   Housing Choices Coalition (HCC) provides Resident Services Coordination to Casa Feliz residents with developmental disabilities, and facilitates communication between these residents and property management, providing one point of contact for the purposes of continuity and comprehensive communication. 

Green Features

Healthy living for our tenants starts by giving consideration to indoor air quality. Finishes such as paints, finishes, adhesives, carpets, resilient linoleum flooring that have low volatile compound makeup and low off-gassing properties keep tenants and staff from breathing and absorbing toxic fumes that can otherwise cause harm to their health.

 

Saving energy lowers operating expenses. This is achieved through insulation, water use, efficient plumbing and electrical fixtures. By having well-insulated and ventilated shell it reduces the amount of energy required to heat and cool the units and helps to improve indoor air quality. Lower energy use equals lower energy costs for the both common areas and for tenants.

 

The project is a transit oriented development located close to bus stops. In addition, First Community Housing will purchase local transit passes for each resident, providing use throughout Santa Clara County.

 

The building features a vegetated roof which provides a multiple benefits, such as lowering the heat island effect, filtering rain water, roof insulation and extending the life of the roof itself. The vegetation will be locally grown organic drought-tolerant plants, which filter the rainwater before it goes into the storm drains.

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