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The Housing Authority of the County of Monterey (HACM) 

Property Management

The Housing Authority of the County of Monterey (HACM) staff and executive leadership are a dedicated team committed to providing housing solutions for the most vulnerable members of the Monterey County community. HACM presently assists families and individuals with housing and is actively striving to expand the number of affordable homes in Monterey County, thus extending its services to even more low-income families and individuals. HACM takes pride in fulfilling this responsibility with a focus on customer service, diligence, and transparency.

School Application

To apply for housing with the Housing Authority of the County of Monterey, applicants must register for a Rent Café account. Through Rent Café, you can easily view available waitlists, submit an online application, and update your information at any time. The portal provides a secure and convenient way to manage your application from start to finish. Once registered, you can explore open waitlists and apply for any programs or properties for which you qualify.

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The Housing Authority of the County of Monterey proudly manages its own portfolio of properties, ensuring that each community is well-maintained, safe, and supportive for residents. Our dedicated Property Management team oversees day-to-day operations, maintenance, and resident services with a focus on quality and accountability. By managing our own developments, we maintain direct oversight and reinvest in the long-term success of our communities. We invite you to explore our diverse portfolio of affordable housing properties across Monterey County, each designed to meet the unique needs of families, seniors, farmworkers, and individuals with disabilities.

Green Orchard

Farm Labor Housing provides affordable, safe, and decent homes for agricultural workers and their families who play a vital role in our food supply chain. Funded through programs supported by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), these developments are designed to improve the living conditions of farmworkers by offering stable, well-maintained housing close to agricultural areas. The program helps both seasonal and year-round farmworkers access affordable rental units, ensuring that those who harvest and cultivate our food have access to secure housing for themselves and their families.

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