Oaks Intown Apartments

716 W Society Ave, Albany, GA 31701

Last Updated: 2 Wks Ago

Details

Lease Term Options

1 Year

Property Information

Built in 1942
279 units / 2 stories

Fees and Policies

The fees below are based on community-supplied data and may exclude additional fees and utilities.

One-Time Move-In Fees

Application Fee
$25

Apartment Features

Freezer
Kitchen
Oven
Range
Refrigerator
Smoke Free
Vinyl Flooring
Washer/Dryer

Community Features

Maintenance on site
Multi Use Room
Playground
Property Manager on Site
Utilities Included

Area Scores

Car-Dependent

Walk Score^®

Out of 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Bike Score^®

Out of 100

Active

Soundscore^™

Out of 100

Transit

Airport

Southwest Georgia Regional

12 min Drive

Schools

Northside Elementary School

Grades PK-5

Public

Albany Middle School

Grades 6-8

Public

Dougherty Comprehensive High School

Grades 9-12

Public

Life Christian Academy Of Palmyra

Grades PK-12

Private

About Oaks Intown Apartments

Oaks Intown & Heritage at Oaks Intown (Senior) has undergone the first phase of renovation, converting four existing public housing communities to Project-Based Rental Assistance via the HUD Rental Assistance Demonstration program. The Albany Housing... Authority (AHA) has been approved by HUD for a full portfolio conversion of its entire public housing portfolio.

This initial phase of RAD conversion involved four contiguous public housing communities near downtown Albany: McIntosh Homes, a family community of 125 units; O.B. Hines, a family community of 56 units; Thronateeska Homes, a family community of 32 units; and Golden Age Apartments, a senior community of 66 units. The community include studio, one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartment homes. The scope of renovation planned in the RAD conversion will focus primarily on full interior modernization of the buildings, including new HVAC, kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, fixtures, and other improvements.

Oaks Intown & Heritage at Oaks Intown (Senior) has undergone the first phase of renovation, converting four existing public housing communities to Project-Based Rental Assistance via the HUD Rental Assistance Demonstration program. The Albany Housing Authority (AHA) has been approved by HUD for a full portfolio conversion of its entire public housing portfolio.

This initial phase of RAD conversion involved four contiguous public housing communities near downtown Albany: McIntosh Homes, a family community of 125 units; O.B. Hines, a family community of 56 units; Thronateeska Homes, a family community of 32 units; and Golden Age Apartments, a senior community of 66 units. The community include studio, one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartment homes. The scope of renovation planned in the RAD conversion will focus primarily on full interior modernization of the buildings, including new HVAC, kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, fixtures, and other improvements.

Oaks Intown Apartments is an apartment community