Specialized Housing. Real Support.
A Place to Call Home.
Urban Legacy Development Group helps qualified individuals access appropriate group housing opportunities by connecting them with housing programs, referral organizations, and community support services.
At the intersection of real estate and community need
Urban Legacy Development Group works at the intersection of real estate, housing development, property partnerships, and community need. Through our Specialized Housing & Group Home Development Services division, we work to expand appropriate housing opportunities by building relationships among property owners, housing providers, agencies, community organizations, and qualified participants.
Start Housing InquiryLegitimate, lawful eligibility
Screening is based on program requirements, funding, occupancy standards, and documented ability to pay — never on protected characteristics.
Coordinated, not isolated
We connect property owners, housing providers, agencies, and participants so housing resources reach the people who need them.
Compassionate & professional
Dignified, accessible service for Veterans, families, case managers, and community partners — without being patronizing.
A note on eligibility
Submitting an inquiry or referral does not guarantee acceptance, eligibility, placement, or availability. Each inquiry is evaluated according to the requirements of the applicable housing program, property, funding source, services available, and applicable laws.
Which describes you?
Each program below describes who it may serve and how it works. ULDG does not provide medical, behavioral-health, personal-care, assisted-living, or clinical services unless properly licensed and staffed to do so.
Veteran Housing
Who it may serve — Veterans and service members transitioning into stable housing, including those receiving VA benefits or pensions.
General eligibility considerations — Verifiable veteran status, documented income or VA benefits, and alignment with the specific program's occupancy requirements.
Types of housing that may be available — Single-family shared homes, transitional residences, and community-based housing near services and transportation.
How referrals work — Veterans organizations, VA community programs, case managers, and self-referrals are welcome.
Documentation that may be required — DD-214 or equivalent, income verification, and identification may be requested through a secure process after preliminary review.
What happens after an inquiry — A coordinator reviews the inquiry, confirms fit with current or upcoming opportunities, and outlines next steps.
How agencies can participate — Veterans organizations can establish referral relationships and receive vacancy notifications.
Special Needs / Disability-Inclusive Housing
Who it may serve — Adults with disabilities or special needs who may benefit from accessible or supportive housing arrangements.
General eligibility considerations — Based on program requirements, documented income, accessibility needs, and lawful occupancy standards — not on disability status alone.
Types of housing that may be available — Accessible units, single-level homes, and properties configured for shared supportive living.
How referrals work — Disability-service organizations, case managers, families, and self-referrals.
Documentation that may be required — Income verification and accommodation requests; medical records are not requested through public forms.
What happens after an inquiry — We assess accessibility needs and match against suitable properties and programs.
How agencies can participate — Disability-service organizations can partner to coordinate appropriate placements.
SSI / SSDI & Verified-Income Housing
Who it may serve — Individuals receiving SSI, SSDI, VA benefits, pensions, or other documented recurring income.
General eligibility considerations — Verifiable recurring income or an approved third-party payment source that meets program requirements.
Types of housing that may be available — Shared housing, single-room occupancy, and small multifamily configurations.
How referrals work — Benefits counselors, social-service organizations, and self-referrals.
Documentation that may be required — Award letters, income verification, and identification may be requested through a secure process.
What happens after an inquiry — We confirm income alignment with available programs and outline documentation steps.
How agencies can participate — Agencies administering benefits can coordinate funding and referrals.
Transitional Housing Partnerships
Who it may serve — Individuals moving from temporary or unstable situations toward longer-term stability.
General eligibility considerations — Program-specific requirements, documented income or funding, and willingness to engage with program expectations.
Types of housing that may be available — Shared transitional residences operated in coordination with partner programs.
How referrals work — Reentry organizations, social-service agencies, and case managers.
Documentation that may be required — Program-specific documentation determined by the operating partner and funding source.
What happens after an inquiry — We coordinate with the operating program to determine fit and availability.
How agencies can participate — Transitional program operators can partner to expand housing capacity.
Shared Housing Opportunities
Who it may serve — Qualified adults who can live cooperatively in shared housing arrangements.
General eligibility considerations — Documented income, compatibility with shared living, and alignment with occupancy standards.
Types of housing that may be available — Large single-family homes and small multifamily properties configured for shared living.
How referrals work — Housing navigators, community organizations, and self-referrals.
Documentation that may be required — Income verification and identification through a secure process.
What happens after an inquiry — We assess compatibility and match against available shared housing.
How agencies can participate — Community organizations can refer participants and coordinate support.
Agency-Referred Housing
Who it may serve — Individuals referred by government agencies, housing authorities, or approved programs.
General eligibility considerations — Determined by the referring agency's program requirements and the housing opportunity's criteria.
Types of housing that may be available — Varies by program — single-family, shared, or multifamily housing.
How referrals work — Government agencies, housing authorities, and approved program administrators.
Documentation that may be required — Provided and verified through the referring agency under its own protocols.
What happens after an inquiry — We coordinate directly with the referring agency to confirm fit and placement.
How agencies can participate — Agencies submit referrals through the dedicated referral form and portal.
Community-Based Housing Partnerships
Who it may serve — Individuals served through community organizations, faith-based groups, and local partnerships.
General eligibility considerations — Program requirements, documented income or funding, and lawful occupancy standards.
Types of housing that may be available — Community-integrated housing developed in partnership with local organizations.
How referrals work — Faith-based organizations, community groups, and housing navigators.
Documentation that may be required — Income verification and program-specific documentation as applicable.
What happens after an inquiry — We coordinate with community partners to identify appropriate housing.
How agencies can participate — Community organizations can establish referral and development partnerships.
Don't see your situation listed?
Program availability changes as properties and partnerships develop. If your needs don't fit neatly into a category above, submit a housing inquiry and our coordination team will assess fit against current and upcoming opportunities.
Populations that may benefit from specialized housing
Depending on the specific property, program, eligibility requirements, applicable laws, licensing, funding sources, and services available, ULDG may serve a range of qualified adults. Eligibility is never based on a protected characteristic alone. Know anyone who is looking for housing that may be interested in our programs?
See housing opportunities as they become available
Browse current and upcoming specialized housing opportunities by location, housing type, availability status, and program type — then request information or submit an agency referral directly.
View AvailabilitySubmitting an inquiry does not guarantee acceptance, eligibility, placement, or availability. Each inquiry is evaluated according to the requirements of the applicable housing program, property, funding source, services available, and applicable laws.