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Lennox Chase is a 37-unit, supportive housing rental community providing studio apartments for very low- income individuals in Raleigh. Each studio apartment, approximately 500 square feet, includes a full kitchen and bath, along with a combination living and sleeping area. With large windows, storage space and open floor plans, the studios have the feel of loft apartments. Lennox Chase offers supportive services to residents on site and coordinates follow-up services offered by local agencies that refer residents to the apartment community.
DHIC worked with Wake County Human Services (WCHS) and representatives from referral agencies to plan Lennox Chase as a community that helps individuals make the successful transition from homelessness, transitional housing programs and overcrowded, costly or substandard housing. WCHS provides a Housing Specialist to coordinate referrals from agencies and follow-up services.
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Depending on the unit, prospective tenants can have a gross annual income no greater than 30, 35 or 50% of area median and prospective tenants must have sufficient income to afford rent. For the purposes of minimum income qualification, rental vouchers are considered as part of the applicant's income. As of 2004, the income limits and minimum income requirements are as follows:
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Income and Cost Factors
| # of Apartments |
Target Income |
Max. Income |
Min. Income |
Rent * |
Deposit * |
Total Cost at Move In |
| 6 |
30% |
$14,950 |
$8,976 |
$373 |
$373 |
$748 |
| 9 |
35% |
$17,465 |
$9,264 |
$386 |
$386 |
$772 |
| 21 |
50% |
$24,950 |
$12,750 |
$425 |
$425 |
$850 |
*Water, sewer and electricity are included in rent and do not require an additional deposit.
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Call Tommy Vassar at (919) 828-7400
Email lennox-chase@cmc-nc.com
Download the Application Procedures, Application, and Release of Information form here:
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