Affordable Housing Programs and New Developments
How to Apply for Affordable Housing
Both North Bend Family Housing and Ellensburg Housing will be managed by third-party property management companies. As these developments move closer to completion, NBC/CCHA will work closely with their management teams to release application information and ensure households know how to apply.
If you are interested in applying for our existing Public Housing or Multi-Family Housing, you can access our online application portal here:
For additional information, contact us:
- Phone: 541-756-4111
- Fax: 541-756-1987
- Toll-Free: 1-877-897-934
North Bend City/Coos-Curry Housing Authorities
Building Homes, Strengthening Communities
The North Bend City/Coos-Curry Housing Authorities (NBC/CCHA) are the South Coast’s largest affordable housing provider. Across seven communities—North Bend, Coos Bay, Coquille, Myrtle Point, Port Orford, Powers, and soon Gold Beach—we provide 258 homes that give families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities a safe, stable, and affordable place to live.
We are committed to working hand-in-hand with local governments, partner organizations, and community members to expand housing opportunities and meet the region’s urgent housing needs.
Our Housing Portfolio
Public Housing – 160 Homes
Public Housing offers deeply affordable, income-based rent for households with low incomes. Rent is generally set at 30% of adjusted gross income. Assistance is tied to the unit, meaning it stays with the home when a tenant moves out.
Locations:
Hamilton Court (North Bend) Senior Housing- 50 Units
Airport Heights (North Bend) 58 Units
Scattered-site duplexes in North Bend, Coos Bay, Coquille, Myrtle Point, and Port Orford- 52 Units
Multi-Family Affordable Housing – 98 Homes
Multi-Family Housing includes apartment- and townhome-style communities with unit-based rental assistance, ensuring long-term affordability for residents.
Locations:
Woodland Apartments (Coos Bay)
Powers Housing Development (Powers, OR) ”
What’s Next? New Housing Developments
We are actively expanding housing options to meet growing demand. Over the next several years, we will add more than 150 new affordable homes across the South Coast—including our first community in Gold Beach.
In Progress:
North Bend Family Housing – Phase I (105 units) | Under construction at the former Bangor School site. Includes Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) and Project-Based Voucher (PBV) units.
North Bend Family Housing – Phase II (71 units) | Planned expansion of Phase I, continuing to address family and workforce housing needs.
Ellensburg Housing (20 units – Gold Beach) | A mix of senior housing and family units, including set-asides for survivors of domestic violence.
These developments will provide homes for families, seniors, and individuals experiencing homelessness, with dedicated units for Permanent Supportive Housing and other priority populations
North Bend Family Housing Phase I (North Bend, OR)
- 105 affordable housing units
- Construction begins: In progress
- Serves individuals and families earning up to 60% AMI
- 30 units designated for households earning 30% AMI and below
- 20 Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) units with on-site services provided by Coos Health and Wellness
North Bend Family Housing Phase II
Phase II of North Bend Family Housing will add 48 additional affordable housing units to the former Bangor School site in North Bend.
The development will include affordable family housing, Project-Based Voucher (PBV) units, and Youth & Family Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) units paired with supportive services.
Together, Phase I and Phase II will create a 153-unit affordable housing campus designed to strengthen housing stability and expand long-term housing opportunities on Oregon’s South Coast.
Developed in partnership with Oregon Housing and Community Services and regional service providers, Phase II continues the broader vision of connecting affordable housing with supportive services and pathways toward long-term stability.
Anchor Point Housing
Anchor Point Housing is a new affordable housing development planned for Gold Beach, Oregon, designed to expand stable housing opportunities for seniors and vulnerable households on the South Coast.
The development will provide service-enriched housing focused on long-term stability, aging in place, and connection to supportive services within the community.
The project includes:
- 19 Affordable Housing Units
- Senior-focused housing
- Dedicated Domestic Violence set-aside unit
- Supportive service partnerships
- Trauma-informed design principles
- Long-term housing stability for vulnerable residents
Anchor Point Housing is being developed through partnerships between Coos-Curry Housing Authority, Brookings CORE Response, regional healthcare and service partners, and Oregon Housing and Community Services.
The development reflects a broader commitment to creating safe, stable, and connected housing opportunities in rural coastal communities while strengthening pathways toward long-term housing security and community wellbeing.