Rental Housing

Home ownership is not for everyone. Whether by circumstance or by choice, many residents continue to need rental housing, Since financing the first apartment complex in 1983, Country Place in Palm Harbor, the Authority has issued in excess of $186,000,000 in multifamily bonds, creating more than 4,300 units in 16 different communities. This section highlights a few of those communities.The Housing Finance Authority shares a widely held belief in the value of mixed-income communities. Leading a national trend, this Authority has historically resisted attempts to build large, all low-income communities, particularly for family housing. Not only are mixed-income communities more successful financially, but they also offer a more diverse and interesting place to live and they give more choices to people of all incomes. Pinellas County is fortunate to have so many fine examples of economically, socially, and racially diverse communities. These attractive and well-maintained communities continue to thrive. Without exception, they are assets to their respective neighborhoods. Click the link below to see some of the multifamily communities that have been funded by The Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County and/or Community Development.