Local housing resources
Homes for Good's live site list (https://www.homesforgood.org/find-a-home/sites-list) and active-site data (https://www.homesforgood.org/find-a-home/active-sites) identify 22 named housing sites in Eugene as reviewed September 29, 2026. The site list has 38 active entries across eight Lane County communities; the map displays 37 pins because the Veneta scattered-site group has no coordinates. Each listing links to its own detail page for the source description, unit mix, manager and contact. These are communities, not 38 confirmed vacancies. Homes for Good-managed and third-party-managed properties have different intake paths. The agency's managed-property waitlist page (https://www.homesforgood.org/find-a-home/housing-details/wait-list) names 27 sites: 23 say all waitlists closed, and Ollie Court, The Commons on MLK, The Keystone and The Nel describe partner or Lane County Coordinated Entry referrals rather than an open general application. Sites absent from that table have no status established by it; contact the property's listed manager. Statuses can change. Eligibility and income-limit information is at https://www.homesforgood.org/find-a-home/eligibility-and-applications/get-started; its public-housing rules must not be applied automatically to every third-party-managed community. Call Homes for Good at 541-682-3755 for the appropriate intake path. The agency-managed housing FAQ (https://www.homesforgood.org/find-a-home/housing-details) says its intake involves background and landlord-reference checks and that applicants with a criminal background or poor/missing references may still qualify after review. It does not promise acceptance of a particular conviction and does not set every outside manager's policy. Verify screening, waitlist, rent and availability with the current operator. Multi-address groups, a conflicting Walnut Park address, and an incomplete ZIP at The Commons on MLK remain labeled rather than guessed. The Pengra Court narrative and structured bedroom counts disagree; Shore Pines' 68-home development total is not its 31-unit subsidized subset.