Section 8 & Affordable Housing in 38127
ZIP 38127 covers the Frayser area of north Memphis, home to MHA communities including Crockett Place. This page explains how Section 8 and public housing work in this area.
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Subsidized housing in ZIP code 38127
11 subsidized & affordable buildings with 1,302 apartments in total: 8 Project-based Section 8, 2 Disability (Section 811), 1 Public housing.
11 subsidized & affordable buildings
These buildings have federal rent subsidies attached to the unit — you apply to the building directly and pay about 30% of your income. Most keep their own waiting list, separate from the housing authority's voucher list.
- Point Church — Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities in Memphis
2310 Ardmore View Ct 38127
- Breezy Point Apartments — Project-Based Section 8 in Memphis
2801 Raja Rd 38127
- Court/Trezevant — Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities in Memphis
3406 N Trezevant St 38127
- Crockett Place — MHA Housing in Memphis
2574 Davey Dr 38127
Public housing - Renaissance At Steele — Project-Based Section 8 in Memphis
3085 Steele St 38127
- Todd Creek Apartments — Project-Based Section 8 in Memphis
4132 1st Northside Dr 38127
- Pershing Park Apartments — Project-Based Section 8 in Memphis
3707 Pershing Park Dr 38127
- Ridgecrest Apartments — Project-Based Section 8 in Memphis
2839 Shady Vista Dr 38127
- Greenbriar Apartments — Project-Based Section 8 in Memphis
3131 Madewell St 38127
- Corning Village Apartments — Project-Based Section 8 in Memphis
3595 Steele St 38127
- Rolling Hills Apartments — Project-Based Section 8 in Memphis
2830 Green Terrace Dr 38127
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About This Program in Tennessee
In Memphis, the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) program and public housing are administered by the Memphis Housing Authority (MHA). Rent is income-based — generally about 30% of adjusted household income — whether in an MHA community or with a voucher used in private housing.
How to Apply in Tennessee
Apply through MHA at memphisha.org using its applicant portal when a waitlist is open; MHA uses site-based lists that are often closed. Important: Tennessee has no statewide source-of-income protection and landlord participation is generally voluntary. Memphis''s Fair Housing Ordinance has been described as covering source of income, but sources conflict on whether it compels acceptance — verify locally. Call (901) 544-1107 for portal help.
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