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HUD-Subsidized Apartments for Qualified Applicants.

With Danville’s help, you can find the perfect place to live.

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Enjoy the Features and Benefits of a Danville-Managed Apartment

HUD-Subsidized Rents
Paid Utilities
Mobility Accessible Units
Pet-Friendly Apartments
Non-Smoking Units & Common Spaces
Friendly Senior Communities
How to make yourself at home in one of our apartment communities conveniently located throughout Northern Utah and Southwest Wyoming...

DETERMINE YOUR ELIGIBILITY

Read through our list of eligibility requirements and contact our property managers today with any questions.

FIND YOUR APARTMENT

Search through our list of apartment communities for the features and locations that best meet your needs.

COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION

Download the application from this website and deliver all the HUD-qualifying documents via email or in person.

Frequently Asked Questions
Am I eligible to live in one of your apartments?

Our properties are for low-income senior citizens or people requiring the features of a mobility unit. Some properties can only accept people with physical disabilities, while others only accept seniors. A “senior” is 62 and older, however, several properties are able to accept those 55 and older due to a temporary age waiver from HUD.

Can I see a vacant apartment or model apartment?

Please contact the property manager at the property where you are interested in living to check for availability of units to show. If there is a unit available, our property manager will be glad to show it to you.

How do I get on your waitlist for the next available apartment?

In order to get on a waitlist, you must fill out an application and submit it to the desired property. When filling out the application make sure that you don’t leave out any information, as this will slow down the approval process.

We Also Help Find Homes for the Chronically Homeless and People with A Mental Illness

Danville works closely with Davis Behavioral Health and Valley Behavioral Health to help find homes for people with a mental illness and people suffering from chronic homelessness.

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