Dundee Housing Commission is a public housing authority in Dundee, Michigan. HUD lists the program type as Low-Rent, which means public housing. HUD reports 0 Housing Choice Voucher units. HUD reports 75 public housing units. Waiting-list status is not yet verified. We publish open or closed only after reading the authority’s own page. The contact information on this page is from HUD and is free to read. We do not take applications. Applying to the authority is free.
Waiting lists
Each list below is separate. A status is open or closed only when the housing authority’s own page says so. The source link and the date we last read that page are on the card.
Not yet verified Public Housing
We have not checked this waitlist yet. We only publish open, closed, or opening soon after a person confirms it on the housing authority’s own website.
We do not take the application. The housing authority does. Applying to its waitlist is free.
We have not confirmed how to apply, because we have not yet read a page that states a waiting-list status. Start from the contact information on this page, and use the authority’s own website when you have it.
Papers people often need
This is a common checklist, not Dundee Housing Commission’s list. Bring what the authority’s application page names. Read the longer notes on papers.
A photo ID for each adult.
Social Security cards, or another paper the authority accepts, for people who have a number.
Proof of income, such as pay stubs or a benefit letter.
Birth certificates or another proof of age for children in the household, if the application asks.
A note about a disability only if you are asking for an accommodation or a deduction.
Applying is free. Do not pay a person, a website, or a text message that offers to add you to a waitlist or move you up one. A landlord can charge an ordinary fee to apply for an apartment. That fee is not a fee to join the housing authority’s list.
HUD lists the program type as Low-Rent, which means public housing. These counts are units the authority reported to HUD. They are not the number of people on a waitlist.
PHA type
Low-Rent
Performance designation: Standard Performer.
Housing Choice Vouchers
0
0 reported occupied.
Public housing units
75
The public-housing unit count in the HUD directory. It may not include every apartment the authority owns.
Office county: Monroe (26115). Metro area: Monroe, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area. Directory record date: July 6, 2026. Snapshot pulled 2026-10-21.
Plain-language notes on the programs this authority runs. They describe the federal programs. They are not this authority’s rules, and they are not legal advice.
Public housing
Public housing is an apartment the housing authority owns. The household pays rent based on income, and the authority is the landlord.
A public-housing waiting list is for those apartments. It is a different list from a voucher that can be used with a private landlord.
Income limits and Fair Market Rents
Small Area Fair Market Rent for ZIP 48131, fiscal year 2027. Monroe, MI MSA
Home size
Small Area Fair Market Rent
90% of that rent
110% of that rent
Studio (efficiency)
$1,020
$918
$1,122
1 bedroom
$1,120
$1,008
$1,232
2 bedrooms
$1,460
$1,314
$1,606
3 bedrooms
$1,790
$1,611
$1,969
4 bedrooms
$2,410
$2,169
$2,651
Fair Market Rent for Monroe, fiscal year 2027. HUD area: Monroe, MI MSA.
Home size
Fair Market Rent
90% of Fair Market Rent
110% of Fair Market Rent
Studio (efficiency)
$908
$817
$999
1 bedroom
$997
$897
$1,097
2 bedrooms
$1,304
$1,174
$1,434
3 bedrooms
$1,595
$1,436
$1,755
4 bedrooms
$2,153
$1,938
$2,368
A Fair Market Rent is HUD’s rent figure for a modest home. The 90% and 110% columns are HUD’s usual basic range around that rent. A housing authority adopts its own payment standard, and that adopted figure is published by the authority. This file stops at 4 bedrooms. The office county or ZIP may not be the whole area the authority serves. Source: HUD USER Fair Market Rents, fiscal year 2027 in this copy. Look up another ZIP. Compare a rent with income.
Income limits for Monroe County, fiscal year 2026. Median family income $95,200. Yearly income, before taxes, for households of 1 to 8 people.
Household
Extremely low (30%)
Very low (50%)
Low (80%)
1 person
$20,000
$33,350
$53,350
2 people
$22,850
$38,100
$60,950
3 people
$27,320
$42,850
$68,550
4 people
$33,000
$47,600
$76,150
5 people
$38,680
$51,450
$82,250
6 people
$44,360
$55,250
$88,350
7 people
$50,040
$59,050
$94,450
8 people
$55,720
$62,850
$100,550
Most Housing Choice Voucher households must be at or under the very-low limit. The housing authority decides. The fiscal year on this row is 2026. This copy of the HUD file does not include an effective date. Source: HUD USER income limits. Check an income against these limits.
Status history
This timeline is our own record, from the status file we publish. Each line is a date we verified a list on the authority’s website. A household’s place in line stays with the housing authority.
We have not recorded a status change for this housing authority yet. A line appears here when we verify a list on the authority’s own website.
Nearby housing authorities
Households can apply to more than one authority. Distance is a straight line from office to office, using the coordinates HUD published.
Yes. Joining a housing authority waitlist is free. Dundee Housing Commission does not collect a fee on this website. A message that asks you to pay to be added to the list, or to move up it, is not an application to the housing authority.
How long is the wait at Dundee Housing Commission?
Dundee Housing Commission has not published a wait time on a page we have checked. The housing authority is the source for how long its own list takes. That time changes.
Does Dundee Housing Commission have other waiting lists?
We have not confirmed a waiting list for Dundee Housing Commission yet. Housing authorities often run more than one list. The authority’s own website is where those lists are named.
How do I contact Dundee Housing Commission?
Office address from HUD: 501 Rawson St, Dundee, MI, 48131. Phone: (734) 529-2828. Email: dundeehousingcommisson@yahoo.com. We have not confirmed this housing authority’s website yet.
What are the income limits for Dundee Housing Commission?
HUD’s fiscal year 2026 income limits for Monroe County are on this page. The table covers households of 1 to 8 people at 30, 50, and 80 percent of area median income. Median family income is $95,200. The very-low (50 percent) limit for one person is $33,350. The housing authority decides who qualifies. This copy of the HUD file does not include an effective date.