Kingsley Commons — Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities in Minneapolis
4550 Humboldt Ave N, Minneapolis, MN, 55412
Call the building: 612-588-2303Income-based rent · about 30% of income · 25 units · Managed by The Community Builders Inc
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About this apartment
Kingsley Commons is a Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities building at 4550 Humboldt Ave N, Minneapolis with 25 apartments (21 subsidized). Rent is income-based, about 30% of household income. Apply directly to the building — call 612-588-2303.
More in this area
More Section 8 housing in MinneapolisSection 8 in MinneapolisThe subsidy is attached to this building, not to you. You do not need your own Section 8 voucher to apply here — qualifying households pay about 30% of adjusted income as rent and the federal subsidy covers the rest.
About Kingsley Commons
Kingsley Commons is a Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities property at 4550 Humboldt Ave N, Minneapolis 55412. It has 25 apartments, 21 of which are subsidized (15 one-bedroom, 6 two-bedroom).
Who can apply
This program serves very low-income adults with a disability who meet HUD income limits for the Minnesota area (generally at or below 50% of area median income; many buildings prioritize 30%).
How to apply
- Call the building at 612-588-2303 (managed by The Community Builders Inc) and ask whether the waiting list is open and how to get an application.
- Most buildings keep their own waiting list — this is separate from the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) Section 8 voucher list.
- Submit proof of income, ID for every household member, and Social Security numbers where available.
- When your name comes up, the management office verifies eligibility and offers a unit.
Your rights
Minneapolis city ordinance (adopted 2017) prohibits source-of-income discrimination, upheld by the Minnesota Supreme Court in Fletcher Properties, Inc. v. City of Minneapolis (2020); the ordinance includes an undue-hardship exception. Minnesota has no statewide source-of-income protection, so this right comes from city law and applies within Minneapolis
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Source: HUD Multifamily Assisted Properties database (Nov 2026). Unit counts and contacts come from HUD and may lag reality — always confirm by phone. This is not an availability listing.
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