Housing Resources

I am a renter and have a problem
• Eviction concerns
• Repairs or habitability issues
• Rent increases
• Security deposits
• Discrimination

Contact:

I am a landlord and need guidance
• Understanding fair housing laws
• Tenant rights and responsibilities
• Compliance questions

Contact:

I need affordable housing or rental assistance
• Section 8 / Housing Choice Voucher information
• Affordable housing developments
• Waiting lists

Contact:

The City of Glendora has two affordable housing communities that serve different resident populations. Availability and waitlists are managed directly by each property.

Elwood Apartments
Affordable housing community serving families.
To inquire about unit availability or to be added to the waitlist, residents must contact Elwood Apartments directly.

Contact:

Heritage Oaks

Affordable housing community serving seniors.
To inquire about unit availability or to be added to the waitlist, residents must contact Heritage Oaks directly.

Please call Heritage Oaks at (626) 852-1500

Please note, the City does not manage tenant selection or waitlists for these properties. Each community maintains its own application process and eligibility requirements.

I have health or safety concerns in my rental
• Mold
• Lead
• Environmental health issues

Contact: 

The SGV HOME Program is available to help eligible San Gabriel Valley renters who are experiencing a housing crisis or are at risk of losing their housing.

For program information, eligibility requirements, and assistance, please review the program flyer below.

For questions about eligibility, applications, or program services, please contact SGV HOME directly:

Phone: (626) 457-1800
Email: sgv@sgvcog.org

Submit a Self-Referral

Please Note: The City of Glendora does not administer this program or determine eligibility. Applications and program questions are handled directly by SGV HOME.

If you are at risk of displacement or experiencing homelessness, the City’s Human Services Division may be able to provide information to available support services.

Debbie Lopez
Human Services Manger
City of Glendora

(626)852-4830

Please note that services and eligibility vary, and contacting Human Resources Services is the best first step for residents seeking assistance related to housing instability or homelessness.

Mobilehome residents may have different rights and resources depending on whether they own their mobilehome and rent the space or rent the mobile home from another owner.

Mobilehome Homeowners: Space Rent Increases

If you own your mobilehome and rent the space within a mobilehome park, the City of Glendora's Mobilehome Park Rent Stabilization Ordinance regulates certain space rent increases.

The City's Mobilehome Park Rent Stabilization Ordinance does not regulate rent charged to someone who rents the mobile home itself.

Mobilehome Renters

If you rent a mobilehome and do not own the home, questions regarding your rent, lease, repairs, landlord-tenant rights, harassment, or housing discrimination should be directed to the Housing Rights Center.

Housing Rights Center
Phone: (800) 477-5977
Email: info@housingrightscenter.org

Mobilehome Complaints

The California Department of Housing and Community Development's Mobilehome Assistance Center provides information and accepts complaints involving mobilehome parks.

This may include concerns related to:

• Health and safety conditions within a mobilehome park
• Water, sewer, electrical, or gas conditions
• Park grounds or maintenance concerns
• Mobilehome registration or title issues
• Possible violations of the California Mobilehome Residency Law
• Other complaints involving a mobilehome park or park management

Mobilehome Assistance Center
Phone: (800) 952-8356
Email: MHAssistance@hcd.ca.gov

Housing Rights Center (HRC)

• Free fair housing services for Glendora residents
• Tenant and landlord counseling
• Discrimination investigations
• Outreach and education