Public housing in Philadelphia is a significant portion of the overall housing stock in Philadelphia. Most public housing is operated by the Philadelphia Housing Authority. On average, a Philadelphia public housing development is 69% African American, 26% Hispanic, and 5% White and other.2010 Census
List of public housing projects Abbottsford Homes North Philadelphia Arch Homes West Philadelphia Bartram Village Homes Southwest Philadelphia Cambridge Homes North Philadelphia (demolished) Carl Mackley Houses, Juniata (now privately owned apartments) Cecil B. Moore Homes North Philadelphia Champlost Homes Germantown 8 Diamonds (AME) North Philadelphia Fairhill Homes North Philadelphia Falls Ridge Homes East Falls Haddington Homes West Philadelphia Harrison Homes North Philadelphia Haverford Homes West Philadelphia Hill Creek Apartments located in Northeast Philadelphia James W. Johnson Homes North Philadelphia, in the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood Liddonfield Homes Northeast Philadelphia (fully demolished) Lucien E. Blackwell Homes West Philadelphia Mantua Hall Homes West Philadelphia (demolished) Martin Luther King Homes South Philadelphia (demolished) Mill Creek Plaza West Philadelphia (demolished) Morton Homes Germantown, Philadelphia Norman Blumberg Apartments North Philadelphia (partially demolished) Norris Homes North Philadelphia (apartment tower demolished) Oxford Village Homes Northeast Philadelphia Paschall Homes Southwest Philadelphia (demolished) Passyunk Homes South Philadelphia (demolished) Queen Lane Apartments Germantown (demolished) Raymond Rosen Homes North Philadelphia (demolished) Richard Allen Homes North Philadelphia (demolished) Richard Allen II North Philadelphia Riverview Courts South Philadelphia Schuylkill Falls Homes East Falls (demolished) Sen. Herbert Arlene Homes North Philadelphia Southwark Plaza South Philadelphia (partially demolished) Spring Garden Homes North Philadelphia Tasker Homes South Philadelphia, in the Grays Ferry neighborhood (demolished, replaced by Greater Grays Ferry Estates) Westpark Homes West Philadelphia White Hall Commons (Red Brick) Northeast Philadelphia (Frankford) Wilson Park Homes South Philadelphia
See also Public housing Public housing in the United States
References
External links Philadelphia Housing Authority "The Housing Problem in Philadelphia : a Lecture / by George W. Norris, President of the Philadelphia Housing Commission, Digital Library@Villanova University" Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) documentation: