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Page Street Studios

333 Page Street, San Jose, CA 95126

Charities Housing

Availability

Waitlist

Waitlist is open

Applications open

Submit an application for an open slot on the waitlist.

Rent

30% AMI unit

Unit typeMinimum incomeRentAvailability

Studio

$1,778

per month

$1,016

per month

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40% AMI unit

Unit typeMinimum incomeRentAvailability

Studio

$2,408

per month

$1,376

per month

Open waitlist

50% AMI unit

Unit typeMinimum incomeRentAvailability

Studio

$3,038

per month

$1,736

per month

Open waitlist

Disclaimer: The AMI income levels above are for informational purposes only. Please confirm the applicable income and rent limits for your interested unit with the project's owner or property manager. Projects may have multiple schedules and restrictions that affect project rents and income limits.

How to apply

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Pick up an application

Page Street Studios P.O. Box 6330
San Jose, CA 95150

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Send application by US Mail

Page Street Studios P.O. Box 6330
San Jose, CA 95150

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Charities Housing is not responsible for lost or delayed mail.

Drop off application

Page Street Studios P.O. Box 6330
San Jose, CA 95150

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What to expect

Applications will be available at www.charitieshousing.org and at the onsite leasing office. The application acceptance period, pick-up and drop-off locations, application fee, and other relevant information will be published via the marketing materials, flyers, newspaper ads, etc. at application time. What to submit to be placed on the waitlist: Each adult applicant must submit the following: a. Completed application form including signature of each adult applicant b. Signed copy of Tenant Selection Criteria All required fields in the application must be completed or the application will be declined. The required fields will be marked as such on the application. Removed or declined applicants are welcome to re-apply when the waiting list re-opens. Waiting List: Wait list openings will follow the property’s approved Affirmative Marketing Plan.

Eligibility

Income, occupancy, preferences, and subsidies
  1. 1

    Household maximum income

    For income calculations, household size includes everyone (all ages) living in the unit. This information is to help you understand whether you may be eligible for a unit at this property. The “maximum income” listed here does not include possible deductions or exclusions, so you may be eligible even if your household income is somewhat higher than the maximum. If you are selected, you will have to provide specific information about your income at that time.

    Household size30% AMI unit40% AMI unit50% AMI unit

    1

    $43,170

    per year

    $57,520

    per year

    $71,950

    per year

    2

    $49,320

    per year

    $65,760

    per year

    $82,200

    per year


  2. 2

    Occupancy

    The limits on unit size can be adjusted if needed as a reasonable accommodation due to disability.

    Unit typeOccupancy

    Studio

    1-2 people


  3. 3

    Rental assistance

    Housing Choice Vouchers, Section 8 and other valid rental assistance programs will be considered for this property. In the case of a valid rental subsidy, the required minimum income will be based on the portion of the rent that the tenant pays after use of the subsidy.


  4. 4

    Additional eligibility rules

    Applicants must also qualify under the rules of the building.

    Credit history

    A credit report will be obtained to evaluate financial responsibility. A credit report is a summary of your financial reliability generated by a third-party consumer credit reporting agency or credit bureau. Credit will be rated on a scoring point system. The following criteria will be rated: a. Collections b. Late accounts c. Negative accounts d. Public records and bankruptcy filed within the last 3 years. e. Total negative Tax Liens over $500 will ...

    Rental history

    Two years of rental history will be verified with all applicable landlords. Household family members and/or personal friends are not acceptable landlord references. Two professional character references may be used in lieu of rental history for applicants with no prior rental history. An unlawful detainer report will be processed through the U.D. Registry, Inc. Applicants will be disqualified if they have any evictions filing within the last 7 years. ...

    Criminal background

    A criminal background investigation will be obtained on each applicant. As criminal background checks are done county by county and will be ran for all counties in which the applicant lived, Applicants will be disqualified for tenancy if they have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor. Refer to Tenant Selection Criteria or Qualification Criteria for details related to the qualification process.

Features

Amenities, unit details and additional fees

Built

2022

Pets policy

No pets allowed. Accommodation animals may be granted to persons with disabilities via a reasonable accommodation request.

Service dogs and emotional support animals are not pets and are permitted as required by law. Pets may also be required to be allowed in certain types of housing, such as publicly financed housing developments.

Property amenities

Onsite Management, Resident Services Staff, Outdoor Walkway, Space-saving robotic lift parking garage, On-site app-based laundry machines, Elevator, Conveniently located close to shopping, Bicycle storage, Laundry facilities, Community room with kitchen, resident BBQ area, Several outdoor terraces on the upper floors for residents, Landscape paseo that provides walking connection between Meridian Avenue and Willard Avenue for residents and the public.

Unit amenities

Large window in each Studio

Services offered

Catholic Charities

Smoking policy

Smoking is not allowed in any common area on the property nor inside any of the units. However, Charities Housing cannot guarantee a smoke-free environment to any tenant regardless of the location of their unit.

Additional accessibility

Section 504 and Reasonable Accommodations. The Property will seek to identify and eliminate situations or procedures which create a barrier to equal housing opportunity for all. In accordance with Section 504 of The Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Property will make reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities (applicants or residents). Such accommodations may include changes in the method of administering policies, procedures, or services. The Section 504 coordinator in this region is Lisa Caldwell.

Unit features and accessibility type

Additional fees

Application fee

$40
per applicant age 18 and over
Due at interview

Deposit

$500

Costs not included

PG&E and cable

Fees are not charged for reasonable accommodations needed due to disability, such as emotional support animals. Fees are also not charged for aids and services needed for effective communication due to a disability. With respect to credit checks, applicants receiving government rent subsidies have the option to provide "lawful, verifiable alternative evidence" of their ability to pay rent, instead of relying on their credit history.

Neighborhood

Location and transportation
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Neighborhood

Buena Vista

Additional information

Required documents and selection criteria

Required documents (Additional Info)

Application Requirements: The rental application will comply with State Tax Credit (TCAC) and other funding programs. All interested persons must submit: • Completed a rental application with signature from each adult applicant • Signed copy of Tenant Screening Criteria. Initial Invitation to Interview for a Vacant Unit: As each unit becomes available, the property manager will telephone and/or mail a “Notice of Available Unit” to the next five applicants ...

Important program rules

Twenty-seven (27) units will be set aside for permanent supportive housing for chronic homeless individuals and provides 100% permanent supportive housing. The Santa Clara County Office of Supportive Housing (OSH) will provide referrals for housing to fill these twenty-seven (27) units. If enough referrals are not secured, management will advertise unit availability and process qualified applicants to fill the units.

Special notes

It is the objective of Page Street Apartments to provide decent, safe, and sanitary housing at a reasonable rent for those who can demonstrate an ability to pay the rent, protect and care for persons and property, and be responsible for themselves and their guests. To ensure that residents are selected fairly, their qualifications for tenancy will be determined by evaluating their demonstrated performance, current financial status, and the applicant’s ...

Availability

Waitlist

Waitlist is open

Applications open

Submit an application for an open slot on the waitlist.

How to apply

* This button brings you to an external website where you can create an account and apply for this listing.

Pick up an application

Page Street Studios P.O. Box 6330
San Jose, CA 95150

Get directions

Submit a paper application

Send application by US Mail

Page Street Studios P.O. Box 6330
San Jose, CA 95150

Get directions

Charities Housing is not responsible for lost or delayed mail.

Drop off application

Page Street Studios P.O. Box 6330
San Jose, CA 95150

Get directions

What to expect

Applications will be available at www.charitieshousing.org and at the onsite leasing office. The application acceptance period, pick-up and drop-off locations, application fee, and other relevant information will be published via the marketing materials, flyers, newspaper ads, etc. at application time. What to submit to be placed on the waitlist: Each adult applicant must submit the following: a. Completed application form including signature of each adult applicant b. Signed copy of Tenant Selection Criteria All required fields in the application must be completed or the application will be declined. The required fields will be marked as such on the application. Removed or declined applicants are welcome to re-apply when the waiting list re-opens. Waiting List: Wait list openings will follow the property’s approved Affirmative Marketing Plan.