Cathedral Boston Low Rent Public Housing Apartments

About This Building

Heading 1: Cathedral - A Low-Rent Housing Community in Boston Heading 2: A Convenient Location The Cathedral is a low-rent public housing community operated by the Boston Housing Authority. Situated opposite the Catholic Cathedral of the Holy Cross, it provides residents with a prime location in the heart of the city. Heading 3: Wide Range of Rentals Once the renovation of all apartments is completed, the Cathedral will offer 421 rentals. These rentals range in size from 1 to 4 bedrooms, catering to diverse household needs. Heading 4: Ongoing Renovation and Availability A number of units have already been renovated, while others are still in the process of being upgraded. As such, availability may vary. Heading 5: Vibrant Community Features Residents of the Cathedral can enjoy a range of community amenities. A dedicated Community Room serves as a space for social gatherings, events, and activities. Additionally, the community offers ESL and GED classes, promoting educational opportunities for residents. Furthermore, children can benefit from summer meal programs, ensuring they receive proper nutrition even during the school break. Heading 6: Accessible Facilities and Services Apart from its appealing features, the Cathedral offers easy access to local shopping and entertainment options, enhancing the overall quality of life for its residents. Heading 7: Income-Based Rentals and Eligibility These rentals are income-based, with eligibility guidelines set by HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development). Prospective tenants should be aware that waiting lists may exist due to high demand. At times, these lists may temporarily close to new applicants based on their length. Heading 8: Contact for Further Information If you are interested in renting at the Cathedral, we encourage you to contact them directly. Reach out to learn more about eligibility requirements, availability of rentals, the current status of any waiting lists, and the application procedures.