NOW ACCEPTING PRE-APPLICATIONS FOR JUDD HOMESTEAD AT RUSSO ESTATES
Affordable Rental Housing –ONE, TWO AND THREE BEDROOM UNITS, located at 980 High Street, Fairfield CT
PreliminaryApplications will be accepted beginning on
09/28/2026
AND ENDS with a postmark date of
10/26/2026.
Pre-Applications received after the end date as postmarked will be automatically rejected. Pre-Applications are to be mailed only to Owner’s offices located at 15 Pine Tree Lane, Fairfield, CT 06825.
Owner: Judd Russo Limited Partnership
Applicants will need to meet the income requirements based on family size for 80% of Area Median Income, or less. Preliminary Applications will be received by mail only during the period noted above and placement on the wait list will be made through the random selection method, once the period has ended. The maximum number of pre-applications to be placed on the wait list is one hundred twenty-five (125). Pre-Applications will not be accepted by hand-delivery, facsimile, email or any other electronic transmission.
Four Person family – 30% AMI Max limit $42,180
2 Bedroom 30% unit monthly rent - $609*
Four Person family – 50% AMI Max limit $70,300
2 Bedroom 50% unit monthly rent - $1063*
Four Person family – 60% AMI Max limit $84,360
2 Bedroom 50% unit monthly rent - $1323*
Four Person family – 80% AMI Max limit $112,480
2 Bedroom 50% unit monthly rent - $1561*
*subject to change
Pre-Applications will be provided to any & all interested persons. Individuals or families may pick up a hard copy of the pre-application at the Owner’s offices located at 15 Pine Tree Lane, Fairfield, CT or online at https://www.fairfieldhc.org/
You may request a pre- application be mailed to you by contacting us at 203-366-6578.
For Additional Information Contact Carol Martin or Carol Antrum:
Phone: (203)366-6578
TRS/TDD: (800) 842-9710

Making a difference.
Connecticut’s Plan for American Rescue Plan Act funding allocates no funding for the production and preservation of affordable housing and the legislature does not plan to approve or modify the allocation during this special session, despite deep and urgent housing needs in Fairfield County and across the state.





