Mid-City Apartments, located on the 7th Floor, offer one-bedroom accommodations with central-air. The 6th and 5th Floors provide rooms with private bathrooms and twin beds with drawers beneath them, and a desk with a chair. On each of these floors, t Mid-City Apartments, located on the 7th Floor, offer one-bedroom accommodations with central-air. The 6th and 5th Floors provide rooms with private bathrooms and twin beds with drawers beneath them, and a desk with a chair. On each of these floors, there are two kitchens with two commercial-size freezers. Back in 2000-2001, the Ingerman Group ran the program where individuals had to come from a shelter, rehab, or have a DHS case in order to stay. They had regulations, including signing in and out, and visitors were only allowed in the kitchen area. Security was on the front desk to ensure compliance, and hall monitors were on staff to monitor behavior. There was an office on the 1st Floor. People were allowed to stay a maximum of five years, and they had to pay 30% of their income before taxes, with no utilities included (rooms only). Apartments included a 30% payment of income before taxes and electric. If rules weren't followed, warnings were issued, and three warnings would result in eviction. There was storage in the basement. This housing was labeled SRO for single women on the 5th and 6th Floors, and the Philadelphia Housing Authority paid for the remainder of the rent. Rooms typically cost between $600 and $700 per month. Room inspections were done once a month. Kitchens, freezers, and refrigerators were kept clean, and there was flooring throughout the more ... hide ...

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