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Senior & Affordable Housing in Falmouth

Senior & Affordable Housing serving Falmouth from elsewhere on the Upper Cape. None are based in Falmouth itself, which is normal for a town this size. If you're not sure where to start, the Falmouth Council on Aging (508-540-0196) will point you in the right direction for free.

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Housing Assistance Corporation (HAC) — Senior Housing

Senior & Affordable Housing

Based in Barnstable · says it comes to Falmouth

Free service
508-771-5400
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The Cape's housing agency. Affordable and senior housing, help applying, homelessness prevention and fuel assistance.

Apply to several waiting lists at once, not one. Falmouth runs a separate list for each development.

Office
Barnstable
How to start
Call 508-771-5400, request help online at haconcapecod.org/get-help, or visit an office
Hours
Hyannis Mon–Fri 9–5; Orleans Mon & Fri 8:30–4:30; Cataumet Tue & Thu 8:30–4:30
Address
255 Independence Drive, Hyannis, MA 02601 (also 78 Route 6A, Orleans and 1252 Route 28A, Cataumet)
Service area
All of Cape Cod, plus Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket
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What to ask when you call
  1. Is there a waiting list, and how long is it really?
  2. What is the income limit, and how is rent worked out?
  3. Can I put my name down now even if I am not ready?
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May also cover Falmouth: ask when you call (1)

Your town Housing Authority

Senior & Affordable Housing

Says it covers the whole Cape

Free service
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Most Cape towns run their own housing authority with subsidised apartments for people over 60. Waiting lists are long but they do move.

Ask your Council on Aging for the local authority's number — they will know it by heart. Get on multiple lists.

What to ask when you call
  1. Is there a waiting list, and how long is it really?
  2. What is the income limit, and how is rent worked out?
  3. Can I put my name down now even if I am not ready?
Print these as a call sheet
Nobody pays to be listed Is this number wrong? Tell us

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