Affordable Housing Commission

We promote City living and neighborhood stabilization through the preservation and production of affordable, accessible housing and support services that enhance the quality of life for those in need.

Top Requested Pages

Contact Info

Phone: (314) 657-3880
TTY Phone: (314) 657-3880

Address:
1520 Market Street
Suite 2080

Hours:
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

More Contact Info

Feature

Affordable Housing Commission COVID-19 Communication Plan
Statement to residents on Affordable Housing Commission's operations during COVID-19 emergency
News/Announcement | Affordable Housing Commission of the City of St. Louis | 03/23/2020

Executive Director

Tishaura Jones
Mayor
Darlene Green
Comptroller
Megan E. Green
President

Commissioners

Tishaura Jones
Mayor
Darlene Green
Comptroller
Megan E. Green
President

Contact Commission Secretary

Sherrell Jacobs-Yancy
Secretary II
(314) 657-3880
Email & full profile

Affordable Housing Commission Staff and Commissioners Contacts

Upcoming Events

View past events and meetings.

No events available.

Meeting Materials

View Commission's Agendas, and Supporting Documents

November 2020 Commission Meeting Agenda
November 2020 Commission Agenda

September 2020 Commission Meeting Agenda
Agenda for the September 11, 2020 Commission Meeting

All Meeting Materials

St. Louis City CARES - Rental & Mortgage Assistance Program

The City has allocated $5.4 million dollars of its CARES Act funding to assist City residents with their rental & mortgage payments. The Department of Human Services in collaboration with the Affordable Housing Commission and various housing organizations have established a rental and mortgage assistance program to help residents who are experiencing financial hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic. All forms of assistance will be made directly to the landlord/lender.

To apply or for more information click here

"How to Apply For Funding" from the Affordable Housing Commission

The Affordable Housing Commission will make available presentations titled, “How To Apply for Funding” at 8 a.m., Wednesday, September 16, 2020. The information will focus on applying for Affordable Housing Trust Fund grants and loans.

Find the presentations on "how to apply", and answers to your Frequently Asked Questions here.

Notice Under the Americans with Disabilities Act

Persons with special needs who need reasonable modifications, special accommodations, or auxiliary aids because of a disability should contact Loretta Hiner via email at hinerl@stlouis-mo.gov or by phone at 314-657-3883 or (314) 589-6000 (TTY) at least 48 hours in advance.

Read the AHC's Grievance Procedure for Disability Discrimination.

Annual Reports

The Report to the Community describes a report setting forth the state of affordable housing in the city, the activities and functions of the Affordable Housing Commission, summarizes the developments, programs, and services funded by the Affordable Housing Commission, and the expenditures made by the Affordable Housing Commission from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

Review current and past Annual Reports to the Community.

AHC Awards

The Affordable Housing Commission generally holds one funding round per year. The round opens in September and closes mid November. A Notice of Funding Available (NOFA) will be posted on this site, as well as in the St. Louis Post Dispatch and St. Louis American Newspapers.

Fall 2019 Award Recipients

Review previous awards made by the Affordable Housing Commission.

Resources

AHC Assisted Rental Units
List of Rental developments that the Affordable Housing Commission has funded and contact information.

AHC Grantee Forms
Forms for agencies awarded funds by the Affordable Housing Commission.

AHC Sustainability Objectives and Strategies
Sustainability Objectives and Strategies by funding year

Covid-19 Community Resources
Community Resources for the Covid-19 pandemic.

Housing Resources List
The Affordable Housing Commission does not aid individuals directly. The document lists agencies' contact information and type of resource they provide. Contact them directly for assistance.

Universal Design

The Universal Design Philosophy goes beyond traditional accessibility requirements that allow housing units to be used by people with mobility limitations. Universal Design incorporates a wide range of construction design features that allow the housing to be used optimally by the greatest number of people (young and old, short and tall, with and without physical limitations).

View AHC's Universal Design Requirements and checklist.

Moving Transit Forward

Moving Transit Forward is a comprehensive, thirty-year plan for transit improvements, which will help keep the St. Louis region a great place to live, work, and play. Thanks to the input from thousands of regional leaders, businesses, and citizens, Metro created Moving Transit Forward with three goals in mind: Providing and enhancing transit service in the near and long-term, retaining existing riders while attracting new ones, and increasing the overall efficiency of the St. Louis regional transit system.

Learn how AHC has implemented the plan into its funding round and obtain a list of MetroBus Frequent Routes and Maps.