Senior living in Phoenix, AZ

Osborn Pointe

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3406 N 3rd St, Phoenix, AZ 85012

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Furnished, single-occupancy housing for adults 55 and older.

Osborn Pointe is a 48-home supportive housing community for individuals age 55 and older. Its single-occupancy homes are fully furnished, with utilities included and kitchens equipped with a range, refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave. An elevator serves the smoke-free building.

Residents have an on-site laundry room, fitness center, community room and food pantry, with staff on site. Admission follows income and housing-stability criteria. Parking is limited to one permit per apartment and spaces are first come, first served. The property does not allow pets; assistance animals follow a separate accommodation process.

Move-in costs & deposits.

Application fee
$40
per person · one time · Nonrefundable
Per adult applicant at full application.

Starting holding fee
$250
per apartment · one time
Minimum due at application. Refundable if the requested apartment type is unavailable, the application is denied, or the applicant withdraws within 72 hours of approval. Later withdrawal or failure to move in forfeits the fee. Credited toward move-in costs when the applicant moves in.

Pets.

Pets and assistance animals: Pets are not allowed. Service animals are treated separately from pets, and the property provides a separate process for service and emotional-support animals.

Parking.

Resident parking: One parking permit per apartment. On-site spaces are limited and first come, first served; other vehicles park legally off site. Vehicle storage, inoperable vehicles and vehicles without current registration are prohibited.

Utilities & internet.

Utilities: Utilities are included.

Application & insurance.

Age and occupancy: For individuals age 55 or older, with one occupant per one-bedroom apartment. Visitor and overnight-guest restrictions apply.
Income requirements: Sustainable earned or benefit income is required at application. Average monthly earned/benefit income must be at least 1.5 times average monthly rent, and annual income must stay within the HUD limit assigned to the apartment.
Housing-stability criteria: Admission priorities include homelessness or risk of homelessness, over-occupied housing, unsubsidized rent above 35% of annual income, and having no lease in the applicant’s name. Qualifying housing-stability groups include people fleeing domestic or sexual violence, stalking or trafficking; people needing support to prevent homelessness; and veterans meeting a qualifying condition.
Application documents: Completed and signed application, state-issued identification showing age, and income verification. Income, assets and student status are disclosed and verified annually.
Credit and rental history: Credit and landlord history are reviewed. Housing judgments or unpaid landlord balances require a payment plan already in place for at least 90 days before application. An eviction within three years may result in denial; nonpayment history can also affect approval or deposit requirements.
Background screening: The property’s February 2025 criteria call for background screening, with listed lookback periods for convictions involving harm to persons and drug sales, manufacture, distribution or trafficking. The criteria also address sex-offense history, deferred adjudication and outstanding warrants.
Security-deposit conditions: Past landlord nonpayment may require a higher security deposit, capped at 1.5 times monthly rent under the property’s criteria.
Application and waiting list: Approved applications enter the waiting list, with the earliest approval offered the first opportunity to accept an available apartment.