Juniper Square

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What you pay at Juniper Square is tied to an affordable housing program rather than to the open market, and the building is open and leasing now.

The community is at 6548 North 67th Ave. in Glendale, AZ, and it is a 55+ apartment community rather than a care community. Dominium Management Services, who manages Juniper Square, states rents by floor plan, sets out its income limits by household size, and takes housing vouchers from local housing authorities. The operator describes apartments rather than care, naming no meal program, no personal care and no nursing anywhere on its own pages.

Rent at Juniper Square

Dominium states a starting rent for every plan. One bedrooms at 692 square feet start at $1,223 a month and three bedrooms at 1,240 square feet start at $1,683. Its per-plan list puts two bedrooms at 925 to 1,025 square feet, from $1,373 to $1,473, with the plans showing the lower end tagged as having a special running. Budget on the top of that range rather than the bottom, because the bottom is the one with an offer attached to it. A request through Get Pricing gets you the current figure for a plan that is actually available, so you can check it against your income before you apply.

Income Restrictions at Juniper Square

Total household income has to come in under these limits, and the community also asks for a household income of at least two times the monthly rent:

• 1 occupant: $47,220
• 2 occupants: $54,000
• 3 occupants: $60,720
• 4 occupants: $67,440
• 5 occupants: $72,840
• 6 occupants: $78,240

Those come from the community's affordable housing page; its floor plans page shows slightly lower maximums, so get the current set confirmed. Both ends bind at once, which catches people out: on a $1,223 one bedroom you need roughly $29,400 a year to qualify and no more than about $47,000 as a single occupant. Once you qualify at move-in you are allowed to go over the limit later.

Who Can Live at Juniper Square

One member of the household has to be at least 55, and everyone else at least 40. A household made up entirely of full-time students is not eligible unless it meets one of the stated exemptions, which cover things like a former foster-care student, a job training program, a single parent with children, or a married couple filing jointly. Juniper Square also states that it accepts housing vouchers from local housing authorities, which is worth knowing before you rule the rent out.

Apartments at Juniper Square

Kitchens come with an island, a pantry and Energy Star appliances, and the apartments carry nine-foot ceilings, ceiling fans, luxury vinyl plank flooring, energy-efficient windows and key-fob entry. A full-size washer and dryer are available through a rental program rather than fitted as standard, so that is a line to add to your own budget. Select homes have walk-in showers, a patio or balcony, and wheelchair and audio-visual accessibility.

Amenities at Juniper Square

There is a swimming pool, a fitness center, a theater, a beauty salon, a library, a clubroom, a multi-purpose activity room and a package room, with an elevator, picnic and grilling areas, and covered carport parking available. Pets are welcome, up to two per apartment, at $25 a month with a $300 deposit and some breed restrictions. Among people writing about their move here, the office staff walking them through the application paperwork comes up more than once, which on an income-restricted property is the part that usually goes wrong.