What does Lone Tree Housing Commission do?

Lone Tree Housing Commission is a public housing agency administering federal housing programs in Iowa. It manages roughly 60 assisted units across: Public Housing, Summary of All HUD Programs.

How do I get help from Lone Tree Housing Commission?

Contact the agency directly for waitlist status and applications — never pay intermediaries. If it administers vouchers, ask about open Housing Choice Voucher lists; if it owns public housing, ask for the development application.

Lone Tree Housing Commission

Lone Tree Housing Commission is a housing agency based in Iowa whose portfolio spans 60 assisted units, per HUD administrative records.

assisted units in portfolio

HUD program lines

agency size class

Programs operated

Public Housing — public housing developments it owns and manages
The agency owns these developments outright. Tenants sign a lease with the authority, pay income-based rent (about 30% of adjusted income), and are re-certified annually.
Summary of All HUD Programs

How renters work with Lone Tree Housing Commission

Contact the agency's main office for current waitlist openings (voucher and/or public housing).
Ask which jurisdictions it serves, current openings, and preference documentation requirements.
Apply during open windows — applications are always free; keep contact info updated to protect your position. Full application walkthrough →
If you hold or need a voucher, review income limits & eligibility before applying.

Contact details change frequently; we publish data only, not office phones. Search “[agency name] official site” for the current phone and address.

Other housing agencies in Iowa

← Subsidized housing in Iowa