Established in 1949 during President Harry S. Truman's administration, the Hoboken Housing Authority is Hoboken's largest provider of low-income housing.  Hoboken Housing Authority (HHA) manages 1,353 public housing units on 28 properties at six locations across the city.  The main campus of the HHA is 17 acres and contains 806 public housing units. It is home to Andrew Jackson Gardens, a multi-family building constructed in 1952.  This group of 11 three-story garden apartments and eight seven-story high-rises are home to 598 families.  The main campus also features Harrison Gardens, a multi-family constructed in 1952 and comprised of four 10-story H-plan high-rise buildings with 208 apartments. In addition, we manage two properties near the main campus, Christopher Columbus Gardens, two multi-family buildings seven floors each with a total of 97 units.  Furthermore, two senior and disabled high rise buildings of nine floors each with a combined total of 250 units.

The Rental Assistance Demonstration Program (RAD) was established by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development to offer public housing agencies stable funding sources for stabilization, rehabilitation, and property improvements. The Hoboken Housing Authority plans to invest over $2.5 million in Fox Hill Gardens, a ten-story building for seniors and disabled individuals with 200 units. The upgrades will prioritize water conservation, efficient and cost-saving lighting, kitchen and cabinet renovations, and other physical enhancements.