Chesapeake Neighbors is seeking tenants who are ready to move into a new two- or three-bedroom apartment at The Residences at Port Street in Easton. From September 3 to September 20, interested applicants can enter the lottery to rent one of the nine available units located near downtown Easton. The Residences at Port Street will see tenants moving in by December 2024.
To be eligible to enter the lottery, you must:
- Be at least 18 years of age.
- Applicants must have a gross family income between $46,000-$67,000.
- A credit score of 580+
How Does The Lottery Work?
To ensure a fair selection process, Chesapeake Neighbors will randomly draw names from the pool of lottery entries. Applicants must enter the lottery between September 3 and September 20. Entering the lottery does not constitute a formal application, and only one entry per applicant will be considered. Priority will be given to applicants from the five counties immediately surrounding Port Street who meet the eligibility criteria, highlighting our commitment to serving the local community.
Chesapeake Neighbors will contact the selected future tenants to begin the official application process. If a selected applicant does not meet the necessary qualifications for any reason or fails the background check, another name will be drawn from the lottery pool.
About The Residences at Port Street
The Residences at Port Street is located at Port Street Commons (480 Port Street, Easton, MD 21601) and features two- and three-bedroom apartments. These units will offer a range of amenities, including:
- One assigned parking spot per unit
- In-unit washer and dryer
- Modern appliances (including a dishwasher and microwave)
- Free WiFi and water
Port Street Commons is a 24,000-square-foot new construction strategically designed to integrate housing, office space, and services in a central community location. “The launch of The Residences at Port Street is about to improve the community’s access to affordable, high-quality housing, and we are excited to welcome the very first tenants in December,” said Judi Olinger, Executive Director, Chesapeake Neighbors.
