Elm Court

Elm Court was designed to serve Princeton's low income elderly residents.

 Elm Court offers 88 one-bedroom and studio units, 9 of which are designed for the mobility impaired. Princeton Community Housing receives support for Elm Court in the form of HUD 202 funds and Section 8 rental subsidies.

 Residents pay 30% of their adjusted gross income in rent.

 Activities include holiday parties, bingo, and health screenings.

Some residents of Elm Court are eligible to participate in the Congregate Care Program, which provides a hot lunch in the dining room seven days each week, housekeeping services, personal care, and grocery shopping.

 Residents of Elm Court grow vegetables and flowers in their own garden plots.

Transportation to grocery stores, the hospital, the Princeton Shopping Center, Palmer Square and various churches is available on a weekly basis through the generosity of a grant from Tyco.  

These activities and services make Elm Court a lovely place to live.

 Call (609) 921- 0929 for more information.

This apartment accepts HUD subsidies.For HUD subsidized apartments, if you qualify for low income housing and they have available apartments, rent is based on 30% of your Adjusted Gross Income.Call for details.
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