Resources for Residents

The City of Eugene offers a suite of housing resources available to community members. Some of these programs are available whether or not you live in an affordable housing unit.

Looking for an Affordable Home?

Community members can contact affordable housing property managers for information about applications and waiting lists for affordable housing. While the City of Eugene does not own, operate, build, or manage housing, we collaborate with non-profit and other affordable housing providers. Information is available for housing that is affordable to lower income persons. 

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SETA Tenant Hotline

Springfield Eugene Tenant Association (SETA) provides a free tenant hotline to Eugene residents. SETA is a non-profit, public service organization that is dedicated to renters' rights and interests. 


SETA Tenant Hotline: 541-972-3715. Please leave a voicemail with a brief overview for which you are seeking help.



Springfield Eugene Tenant Association

Accessibility Improvement Program

The Accessibility Improvement Program is available for very low-income persons with disabilities who are mobile homeowners and tenants of mobile home or stick frame homes. The program assists with removing architectural barriers installation of strobe smoke alarms. 

Accessibility Improvement Program

Emergency Minor Home Repair

The Emergency Minor Home Repair program is available for very low-income homeowners to correct conditions that create an immediate threat to the health and safety of the occupants. This program includes owners of stick built homes as well as owners of mobile homes.

Emergency Minor Home Repair

Fair Housing and Illegal Housing Discrimination

By receiving federal funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the City of Eugene commits to Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing. This is achieved in a variety of fair housing activities. Fair housing services and activities are open to all community members.

Fair Housing

Rental Housing Code

The Rental Housing Code was created in 2005 to sure rental properties in the city are safe by creating minimum habitability standards, and by providing resources for property owners/managers and renters. The Rental Housing Code applies to all properties within the City.

Rental Housing Code

Condominium and Manufactured Home Park Conversions

The City of Eugene regulates the conversion of rental units to condominiums and the closure of manufactured home parks in order to provide appropriate protections and supports for the tenants residing in such properties.

Mobile Home Park