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MFH Inventory Survey of Units for the Elderly and Disabled MFH Inventory Survey of Units for the Elderly and Disabled Total Units Total Units Total Total Units Available Section of the Occupancy Total Designated with Survey Property Name Address Phone Assisted Designated Bedroom Act Eligibility Units for the Accessible Date Units for Elderly Sizes Disabled Features #10 Pablo R. Salas ACCION SOCIAL Hato Tejas Reverendo EGIDA LOS Florentino Santana (787) 786-0094 202 Elderly 100 100 100 16 0 1-BR 8/28/2008 CANTARES Building Bayamon, PR 00959-0000 #10 Pablo R. Salas ACCION SOCIAL Hato Tejas Reverendo EGIDA LOS Florentino Santana (787) 786-0094 202 Elderly 100 100 100 16 16 1-BR 11/10/2009 CANTARES Building Bayamon, PR 00959-0000 CARR. KM. 4.1 VICTOR ADOLFO ROJAS Street 18 B MARTINEZ 787- 879-4560 202 Elderly 55 55 6 6 0-BR, 1-BR 12/5/2006 ARECIBO, PR APARTMENTS 00612-0000 ALBERTO E. JOSE L QUINTON ST SANCHEZ COAMO, PR 787-825-2448 202 Elderly 48 48 4 4 1-BR 2/2/2007 HOUSING FOR 00769-0000 THE ELDERLY KM 4.5 65 INFANTRY ALTERGARTEN RD SAN JUAN, PR (787)769-2054 202 Elderly 100 100 100 10 0-BR 1/2/2009 LAS TERESAS II 00925-0000 ALTURAS DE ST RD KM 0.6 VEGA 1-BR, 2-BR, MONTE VERDE 787-883-6374 Family 60 60 0 0 5 4/21/2010 ALTA, PR 00692-0000 3-BR, 4-BR APTS ALTURAS DE Calle 1 J-17 PENUELAS, 787-836-1995 Family 88 88 0 0 0 3-BR 4/16/2010 PENUELAS II PR 00624-0000 Third St. Las Leandras ALTURAS DE Dev. HUMACAO, PR 787-285-3815 811 Disabled 0 20 1-BR 9/13/2006 RYDER 00791-0000 6/25/2010 3:55 PM Department of Housing and Urban Development Page 1 of 28 MFH Inventory Survey of Units for the Elderly and Disabled Total Units Total Units Total Total Units Available Section of the Occupancy Total Designated with Survey Property Name Address Phone Assisted Designated Bedroom Act Eligibility Units for the Accessible Date Units for Elderly Sizes Disabled Features 415 11th ST, Villa ALTURAS DE SAN Palmeras SAN JUAN, (787)268-3759 202 Elderly 100 99 100 5 5 1-BR 3/6/2009 JUAN PR 00908-0000 415 11th ST, Villa ALTURAS DE SAN Palmeras SAN JUAN, (787)268-3759 202 Elderly 100 99 100 6 6 1-BR 1/22/2010 JUAN PR 00908-0000 WINSTON CHURCHILL ALTURAS DEL AVE. CORNER STATE 1-BR, 2-BR, 787-625-7563 Family 124 124 0 0 0 9/24/2009 SENORIAL RD. 176 SAN JUAN, PR 3-BR 00926-0000 State Road 869, Barrio ANGELI 1-BR, 2-BR, Palmas CATANO, PR (787) 788-3526 Family 206 206 0 8 9 5/6/2010 APARTMENTS 3-BR, 4-BR 00962-0000 KM 0.5 STATE ROAD APRIL GARDENS 917 BO. TEJAS LAS 1-BR, 2-BR, 787-733-2232 Family 58 58 0 14 14 2/11/2010 APTS PIEDRAS, PR 3-BR 00771-0000 KM 4.5 65 INFANTRY Altergarten Las RD SAN JUAN, PR (787)769-2054 202 Elderly 55 55 55 0 0 0-BR, 1-BR 8/12/2009 Teresas I 00925-0000 Armando Sanchez 125 FELIX CORDOVA Housing for the DAVILA ST MANATI, (787) 884-4804 202 Elderly 55 55 52 3 0 1-BR 11/1/2006 Elderly PR 00674-0000 LOS MILLONES AVE. BAYAMON CORNER HWY. 831 (787) 785-1777 Family 280 280 0 0 14 2-BR, 3-BR 5/18/2010 GARDEN APTS BAYAMON, PR 00956-0000 6/25/2010 3:55 PM Department of Housing and Urban Development Page 2 of 28 MFH Inventory Survey of Units for the Elderly and Disabled Total Units Total Units Total Total Units Available Section of the Occupancy Total Designated with Survey Property Name Address Phone Assisted Designated Bedroom Act Eligibility Units for the Accessible Date Units for Elderly Sizes Disabled Features Barrio Puente Sector BETHEL HOUSING Peña Camuy, PR 787-898-2545 202 Elderly 47 47 44 3 3 1-BR 7/23/2009 FOR THE ELDERLY 00627-0000 BONNEVILLE TERRACE BONNEVILLE DEV.- CIPRES ST. 787-746-3438 221(d)(3)MKT Family 64 64 0 0 0 2-BR, 3-BR 7/31/2009 RESIDENTIAL CAGUAS, PR 00725-0000 MORSE STREET EAST BRISAS DE SECTION OF ROAD 178 1-BR, 2-BR, 787-839-2175 Family 104 104 0 0 0 6/1/2010 ARROYO ARROYO, PR 3-BR, 4-BR 00714-0000 Carr. #144 /141 BRISAS DE 1-BR, 2-BR, JAYUYA, PR 787-828-4126 Family 70 70 0 4 4 8/20/2009 JAYUYA 3-BR, 4-BR 00664-0000 State Road 188 KM.6.2 1-BR, 2-BR, BRISAS DE LOIZA 787-876-2990 Family 70 70 0 0 0 2/19/2009 LOIZA, PR 00772-0000 3-BR, 4-BR Calle # 26 Mari Olga BRISAS DE SAN 223(a)(7)/221( 2-BR, 3-BR, Development CAGUAS, (787) 745-9165 Family 80 80 0 4 4 7/6/2009 ALFONSO d)(3)M 4-BR PR 00725-0000 STATE RD 364 BARRIO Barbara Ann RINCON SABANA 787.873.2231 202 Elderly 60 60 51 9 9 1-BR 8/31/2009 Roessler Housing GRANDE, PR 00637-0000 37 CAMPECHE ST CAMPECHE PONCE, PR 787.843.0033 221(d)(3)MKT Family 40 40 0 0 0 0-BR, 1-BR 6/26/2009 ELDERLY TOWER 00731-0000 6/25/2010 3:55 PM Department of Housing and Urban Development Page 3 of 28 MFH Inventory Survey of Units for the Elderly and Disabled Total Units Total Units Total Total Units Available Section of the Occupancy Total Designated with Survey Property Name Address Phone Assisted Designated Bedroom Act Eligibility Units for the Accessible Date Units for Elderly Sizes Disabled Features ENTRADA ROSALES CASA AIBONITO AIBONITO, PR (787)735-1422 202 Elderly 99 99 99 0 13 1-BR, 2-BR 4/28/2010 00705-0000 State Road 135 KM 63.9 BARTOLO WARD CASA CASTANER (787) 829-6750 202 Elderly 63 63 63 0 10 1-BR 3/17/2009 CASTANER, PR 00631-0000 CARR 177 MINILLAS CASA LINDA DEL WARD BAYAMON, PR (787)720-6784 221(d)(3)MKT Family 199 199 0 10 10 1-BR 8/24/2009 SUR 00959-0000 STATE RD #14, KM CASA MATILDE 71.1 CAYEY, PR 787-738-5515 202 Elderly 50 50 50 5 5 1-BR, 2-BR 5/3/2010 NIELSON 00736-0000 10 SIMON BOLIVAR ST CENTRO SAN LUIS PONCE, PR 787-840-1035 Family 54 54 0 0 0 3-BR, 4-BR 10/2/2009 00731-0000 70 BORINQUEN AVE CIUDAD DEL Elderly and MAYAGUEZ, PR 787-834-3466 143 143 129 14 143 1-BR 11/6/2008 RETIRO Disabled 00681-0000 70 BORINQUEN AVE CIUDAD DEL MAYAGUEZ, PR 787-834-3466 Elderly 143 143 143 15 15 1-BR 10/12/2009 RETIRO 00681-0000 71 Calle Caparra CIUDAD FELIZ Catano, PR (787) 788-0662 Elderly 130 130 130 0 13 1-BR 2/14/2008 00962-4654 6/25/2010 3:55 PM Department of Housing and Urban Development Page 4 of 28 MFH Inventory Survey of Units for the Elderly and Disabled Total Units Total Units Total Total Units Available Section of the Occupancy Total Designated with Survey Property Name Address Phone Assisted Designated Bedroom Act Eligibility Units for the Accessible Date Units for Elderly Sizes Disabled Features 24TH ST CIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA UNIVERSITARIA DEVELP Periferal 787-761-0555 236(j)(1) Family 355 43 0 0 0 2-BR, 3-BR 10/20/2009 Housing Avenue TRUJILLO Cooperative ALTO, PR 00976-0000 State Road 20 Km.3 COLEGIO DE Hm.9 Marginal 787-720-4647 202 Elderly 101 84 101 0 101 0-BR 10/10/2008 INGENIEROS GUAYNABO, PR 00969-0000 OFICINA DE ADMINISTRACION #55 COLINAS DE 1-BR, 3-BR, State Road 149, KM. 787-871-0311 Family 54 54 0 3 3 9/17/2009 JAGUAS 4-BR 12.3 CIALES, PR 00638-0000 Calle William Bush COLINAS DE SAN Urbanizacion san Martin 787-757-2509 Family 300 300 12 2-BR, 3-BR 3/17/2010 JUAN SAN JUAN, PR 00924-0000 KM.4.4 65TH INFANTRY COMUNIDAD DEL AVE SAN JUAN, PR 787-763-2154 231 Elderly 356 356 356 20 20 1-BR 3/18/2010 RETIRO 00924-0000 Calle Cruz 107 Viejo COOP ALEJANDRO 0-BR, 1-BR, San Juan SAN JUAN, 7877467076 Family 30 30 0 0 0 1/29/2009 TAPIA Y RIVERA 2-BR, 3-BR PR 00901-0000 COOP DE 500 Calle Valcarcel Apt. VIVIENDAS EL G-G Urb. San Luis SAN 787-765-3370 236(j)(1) Family 235 35 0 0 0 2-BR, 3-BR 12/23/2009 ALCAZAR JUAN, PR 00923-3307 PEREIRA Leal Corner, COOP JARDINES Navarra St. SAN JUAN, 787-751-0651 236(j)(1) Family 236 0 0 0 0 2-BR, 3-BR 1/28/2009 DE VALENCIA PR 00923-0000 6/25/2010 3:55 PM Department of Housing and Urban Development Page 5 of 28 MFH Inventory Survey of Units for the Elderly and Disabled Total Units Total Units Total Total Units Available Section of the Occupancy Total Designated with Survey Property Name Address Phone Assisted Designated Bedroom Act Eligibility Units for the Accessible Date Units for Elderly Sizes Disabled Features 176 STATE RD Km 2 Casa Juan Ruiz Hm 3 Urb. Sagrado 787-760-3460 202 Elderly 65 65 65 5 5 0-BR, 1-BR 2/5/2010 Velez Corazon SAN JUAN, PR 00925-0000 6th and 13th Streets, Ciudad Del Retiro N.E.
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