San Antonio Alternative Housing Corporation
Providing The Support Needed in Your Community
If you struggle with a lack of affordable rental options, San Antonio Alternative Housing Corporation provides affordable apartments and homes for low and moderate income families in San Antonio
A Little About SAAHC
San Antonio Alternative Housing Corporation (SAAHC), founded in 1993, offers housing and support to low/moderate-income Texas communities, especially in Bexar and Travis Counties, funded by diverse sources, with 51 scattered rentals, 1,095 multi-family units, and support at four tax credit apartment complexes.
Our Rental Units
Some of Our Reviews
Ms. Sandra Ortega was very helpful to me in my time of need, she was very informative and explained everything i needed to know to my satisfaction. I also, referred her a customer because I will know she will extend her professionalism to him as well.
all in all the asset and property staff are all courteous & respond promptly to emails vs calls. (Voicemails seem difficult to leave with all the phone prompts) all in all the asset and property staff are all courteous & respond promptly to emails vs calls...
The lady I worked with went the extra mile to help me get into my apartment
Frequently Asked Questions
SAAHC currently does not offer any form of rental or housing assistance. However, we proudly work with agencies like SAMMs Ministries, AARC, CHCS, Haven for Hope, Salvation Army, Veterans Administration, Beat Aids, The Battered Women’s Shelter and others.
At the current time, none of our properties are income-based. Some of our properties have income restrictions and our rent prices are based on the Area Median Income (AMI).
All of our properties currently accept section 8 vouchers, but a voucher is not required to rent one of our properties, as long as the income requirements are met.
Our application process includes verification of 3 months proof of income and gross income of 2.5 times the rental amount or a section 8 voucher. We also run a criminal background and credit check during the application process.
No. Although we work with the city of San Antonio and Opportunity Home, we are a self-funded, independent non-profit organization.
