55+ and/or Disabled Housing at 99 Kent Street
What type of community is 99 Kent Street?
99 Kent Street is an independent living apartment community for adults age 55+ and/or individuals with disabilities. It is designed to support residents who meet either of these eligibility criteria while living independently.
Do I have to be 55 or older to live here?
Not necessarily. At least one member of the household must be either age 55 or older or qualify as disabled. Other household members may be younger, as allowed by program guidelines.
What does “disabled” mean for eligibility?
A disability is defined under fair housing laws as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities. Verification may be required during the application process.
Is proof of age or disability required?
Yes. Applicants must provide documentation verifying age and/or disability as part of the eligibility screening process.
Is 99 Kent Street assisted living?
No. 99 Kent Street is not an assisted living facility, nursing home, or medical residence. All apartments are for independent living. Residents arrange any personal care or support services on their own if needed.
Are the apartments accessible?
Some apartments and common areas offer accessibility features, such as step-free entry, wider doorways, or accessible bathrooms. Availability varies by unit.
Can caregivers or aides live with residents?
Live-in aides may be permitted for residents with a verified disability, subject to approval and program guidelines.
Are there income requirements?
Yes. Income limits may apply, depending on the housing program. Income eligibility, household size, and rent qualifications are reviewed during the application process.
Can I apply if I’m under 55 and not disabled?
All are welcome to apply but must meet either the 55+ or disability requirement to be eligible for a unit
To learn more about availability and how to apply, contact the leasing office directly. Applications are processed in accordance with all fair housing and program requirements.