About Our Communities

The Secaucus Housing Authority (SHA) is an autonomous authority established by the Town of Secaucus in accordance with the requirements of the Local Authorities Fiscal Control Act. Our programs are primarily funded by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD).

The SHA manages and operates three senior housing complexes which are subsidized under the federal Section 8 Housing Program. The program provides an annual Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) and Administrative Fee to assist the SHA in covering the expenses associated with operating low-income housing.

You should meet the following Eligibility Criteria before starting an application:

Eligibility:
62 years or older
or
Declared 100% Disabled

Maximum Income Limits:
1 Person $68,150
2 Persons $77,850

Preliminary Application Stage

Anyone who would like to be put on the waiting list should make an appointment with the Housing Authority for an application. An applicant’s name will be placed on a waiting list, if their application meets the federal program guidelines and the applicant passes a credit check. The Authority will provide you with a letter that indicates what number you are on the list. A position on the waiting list should not be construed as an offer of an apartment.

Applicant Interview Stage

During the interview stage, all of an applicant’s income is utilized in computing his/her gross annual income. This includes social security, pensions, and the interest and dividends earned on all assets.

An applicant will have to provide written documentation substantiating all income figures. For further information and to start the application process download an application or contact the SHA to have one sent to you in the mail.

Secaucus Housing Authority
700 County Avenue
Secaucus, NJ 07094
(201) 867-2957

The Elms

777 Fifth Street

This six-story 100-unit complex opened in 1975. It has 75 one-bedroom units and 25 studios. There is a community room for organized group activities and smaller informal groups of tenants.

Rocco Impreveduto Towers

This 16-story 100-unit complex opened in 1986.

It has all one-bedroom units. There is a community room for organized group activities and smaller informal groups of tenants

Kroll Heights

700 County Avenue

This Five-story, 75-unit complex opended in 1993. It contains 56 one-bedroom apartments and 19 studios. There is a community room for organized group activities and smaller informal groups of tenants.