Bethlehem Housing Authority

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The Bethlehem Housing Authority is a municipal authority which provides public housing in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. It was founded in 1937 and the first housing projects were opened in 1941.

Properties[]

The Bethlehem Housing Authority oversees over 1,400 units of public housing.

• Pembroke Village, including Fairmount Homes, Pfeifle Homes, and Marvine combine to include more than 750 units on Bethlehem's East Side.
• Lynfield Homes is a development of 200 units on Bethlehem's South Side near the Wind Creek Bethlehem casino resort.
• Parkridge is a development located on the West Side near the border with Allentown, Pennsylvania. It includes 100 units.
• Litzenberger House has 101 units and is located just north of Lehigh University.
• Bodder House is a high-rise located on the West Side.
• Bartholomew House is a small high-rise with 65 units.
• Monocacy Tower is a high-rise located in Center City with 148 units.

See also[]

• List of public housing developments in the United States
• List of public housing authorities in Pennsylvania

External links[]

• Official Site
• Brief description