Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority

Community. Commitment. Collaboration

Housing authority in Columbus, OH (show on map)

2.1

★★☆☆☆

305 reviews

Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority provides affordable housing and services to empower residents.

Call (614) 421-6000

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About

Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority believes affordable housing goes beyond the structure. We provide services that empower our residents to live full and meaningful lives.

Through community development and collaborative partnerships, we help people access safe, quality housing where they can live with dignity and thrive.

Community-focused approach

Comprehensive housing options

Collaborative partnerships with local organizations

Services

Housing Choice Voucher Program

Provides rental assistance to eligible low-income households, enabling them to secure safe and affordable housing in the private market.

Income-based eligibility Tenant selection Landlord certification

Public Housing

Provides affordable housing units directly managed by CMHA, offering rent subsidies based on household income.

On-site management Maintenance services Tenant screening

Community Listings

A searchable database of available rental properties managed by CMHA or partner landlords.

Filter by location, size, and amenities Real-time availability updates Application links

Credentials & Certifications

Accredited Portfolio Management Advisor

Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor

Reviews

Rating

2.1

★★☆☆☆

Reviews

305

"Walked right in got the help which I needed.took very little time to do"

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Waitlist and Applications page? +

This page allows users to register as new applicants, check the status of existing applications, and update contact information every two years.

What are the requirements to apply for CMHA housing? +

Applicants must be 18 or older, provide ID, birth certificates, social security cards, landlord contact information, and income/asset verification documents. Preference priorities include veterans, homeless individuals, and those with specific life circumstances.

What are the preference priority positions for CMHA waitlists? +

Preferences include involuntary displacement, completion of substance abuse treatment, substandard housing, homelessness, veterans and families, working families, age 62+, disabled individuals, and full-time students.