Local rental overview
BHA’s official directory (https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/residents/developments/), reviewed 2026-09-28, links all 16 developments. The directory’s apartment figures sum to 1,993; detail-page narratives sum to 1,991 because four entries disagree. These are not vacancy totals. A location is a site reference, not proof that every building/unit has that mailing address.
Belair Tower — directory location: 105 Belair Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 269 apartments. An elderly high-rise. The directory says 269 apartments, while the detail narrative says 267 one-bedroom apartments, 11 barrier-free; this conflict is unresolved. BHA describes ten floors, laundry, a community room, balconies and resident services. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/belair-tower/
Belair Heights — directory location: Earle Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 100 apartments. 100 apartments in 15 two-story buildings: 92 one-bedroom (three barrier-free) and eight two-bedroom (two barrier-free). BHA describes lawns, walkways, a community room, on-site laundry and a nearby BAT bus stop. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/belair-heights/
Sullivan Tower — directory location: 140 Colonel Bell Drive, Brockton, MA; directory lists 121 apartments. An elderly/disabled residence. The directory says 121 apartments but the detail says 122 one-bedroom apartments, six barrier-free; this conflict is unresolved. BHA describes balconies, community activities, laundry, a hair salon and bus access. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/sullivan-tower/
Ann L. Ward Congregate House — directory location: 629 North Main Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 23 apartments. A congregate residence in a former convent. The directory says 23 apartments but the detail says 22; this conflict is unresolved. The detail describes private rooms with half baths, shared kitchens/showers, common areas, laundry and a community garden. Do not describe it as a conventional self-contained apartment building. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/ann-l-ward-congregate-house/
Caffrey Towers — directory location: 755 Crescent Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 318 apartments. An elder residence. The directory says 318 apartments but the detail says 317 one- and two-bedroom apartments, including 20 barrier-free; this conflict is unresolved. BHA describes laundry, a hair salon and BAT bus access. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/caffrey-towers/
Roosevelt Heights — directory location: Arthur Paquin Way, Brockton, MA; directory lists 102 apartments. Family development with 102 two- and three-bedroom apartments. BHA describes some barrier-free units, washer/dryer hookups, a playground, basketball court, community programs and a BAT bus stop. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/roosevelt-heights/
Campello High Rise — directory location: 1380 Main Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 398 apartments. Elder community in two buildings with 398 apartments. Detail identifies two two-bedroom and 19 one-bedroom barrier-free apartments, but not a complete bedroom breakdown. BHA describes laundry, hair salon, hot-lunch programming, gardens and bus/rail access. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/campello-high-rise/
Washburn Heights — directory location: North Main Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 50 apartments. 50 family apartments in two-story brick buildings, with two- and three-bedroom layouts, private entrances, hardwood floors, basements with washer/dryer hookups and a nearby BAT bus stop. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/washburn-heights/
Criminal screening overview
The BHA Admissions page links a Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) acknowledgement form, but the reviewed development and admissions pages do not state conviction-specific screening outcomes or that a particular development accepts applicants with felony convictions. Program application links and historical waitlist notices are not approval guarantees. Ask BHA Admissions for current written eligibility and screening requirements. Official source: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/staff_directory/admissions/.
Application tips
BHA’s Admissions page (https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/staff_directory/admissions/) links state-aided family and elderly/disabled applications through CHAMP at https://publichousingapplication.ocd.state.ma.us/, and a paper federal elderly/disabled public-housing form at https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/20190717113751746.pdf. Its federal family waitlist opening notices are dated May 1, 2021; they do NOT establish that the list remains open in 2026. The page also points to the Massachusetts Section 8 centralized application, a separate voucher program. Ask BHA Admissions at 508-427-9147 (1090 Main Street, Brockton, MA 02301) about current program/bedroom intake before applying; no property-specific vacancy or open waitlist is established by the development descriptions.
Local housing resources
More BHA developments from the same directory; street-only and multi-street locations are preserved without inventing numbered residential addresses.
Manning Tower — directory location: 45 Goddard Road, Brockton, MA; directory lists 96 apartments. 96 one-bedroom elderly apartments, several described as barrier-free. BHA describes laundry, a community hot-lunch program and bus access; its management team is based there. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/manning-tower/
Walnut-Crowell — directory location: Walnut Street And Crowell Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 18 apartments. 18 family duplex apartments with two-, three- or four-bedroom layouts. The authority describes private entrances, kitchens, washer/dryer hookups, driveways and semi-private yards. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/walnut-crowell/
Crosby Gardens — directory location: 25 North Avenue, Brockton, MA; directory lists 74 apartments. Three-story development with 74 one-bedroom apartments, four described as barrier-free. BHA describes a community room, laundry, library, resident activities and BAT bus access. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/crosby-gardens/
Golden Circle — directory location: Golden Circle, Brockton, MA; directory lists 19 apartments. 19 two- and three-bedroom family apartments. BHA describes private entrances, kitchens and washer/dryer hookups, with a community center, after-school program and nearby bus/shopping. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/golden-circle/
Kennedy Drive — directory location: Kennedy Drive, Brockton, MA; directory lists 120 apartments. 120 apartments across 15 garden-style buildings. BHA describes community space, laundry, lawns/walkways and BAT bus access; the detail page does not publish a bedroom mix. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/kennedy-drive/
Crescent Court — directory location: Plymouth Street and Stillman Avenue, Brockton, MA; directory lists 121 apartments. 121 family apartments with one- through five-bedroom layouts; three one-bedroom and three two-bedroom units are described as barrier-free. BHA describes an extra half bath in four-/five-bedroom layouts, heat/electric/hot water included in monthly rent, and community/youth programs. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/crescent-court/
Rainbow Terrace — directory location: Hawley Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 64 apartments. 64 elderly/disabled apartments in eight two-story garden-style buildings. BHA describes community space, laundry, outdoor seating and bus access; it does not publish a bedroom mix. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/rainbow-terrace/
Hillside Village — directory location: Hill Street, Brockton, MA; directory lists 100 apartments. 100 family apartments with one- through four-bedroom layouts, including five one-bedroom units described as barrier-free. BHA describes washer/dryer hookups, heat/hot water included in rent, a community center and transit access. Official detail: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/development/hillside-village/
BHA’s Affordable Housing Department also describes managing more than 100 scattered-site units around Brockton with project-based voucher support. It does not supply individual site addresses on that page, so this is a program resource rather than another verified apartment location. Official source: https://www.brocktonhousingauthority.com/staff_directory/affordable-housing/