Texas community resource
Lyerly Senior Apartments Public Housing
Housing Alliance HTX
A 199-unit senior public-housing community serving older adults and persons with disabilities in north Houston.
How to get help
Use Housing Alliance HTX Rent Cafe to apply when the property's waiting list is open, update an existing application, or check notices. Call 713-260-0500 for current waiting-list information and applicant assistance; availability is not guaranteed.
Who this service helps
The official property profile describes the community as dedicated to seniors and persons with disabilities. The agency's 2026 waitlist notice identifies Lyerly as restricted to seniors age 62 or older; applicants must also meet applicable public-housing and HUD requirements.
Where this service is available
Service area: Lyerly Senior Apartments is a public-housing community in north Houston in Harris County, Texas.
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Location and contact
Source and verification
Source: Public-source listing
Cost / fees
For eligible households receiving income-based rental assistance, residents pay no more than 30% of adjusted household income toward rent; the amount may change with income and other qualifying circumstances.
About this service
Housing Alliance HTX lists Lyerly among its public-housing communities for elderly and disabled residents. Its official profile documents a five-story community with 198 one-bedroom units and 1 two-bedroom unit, plus wellness presentations, resident outings, and an on-site meal program.
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