Because many live here and commute out, a large residential base exists. Public housing is available in both Charlestown and Jeffersonville. Between the two housing authorities, over 600 units exist in the county. Affordable housing is also available on a lesser basis through subsidized programs of Section 8, Section 202, Section 236, and Rural Development. In comparison to other counties in Southern Indiana, Clark County contains more unsubsidized units than subsidized.
Apartments vary in style and construction throughout the county.
The age of developments also varies in the range from 35 years old to the present. Developments in the urban areas are typically 10-15 years older than developments in the outlying rural areas. Both are located in Jeffersonville. The links below will take you either to a different section or onto another website entirely .