Baker Commons is a 64 unit housing project located at 106 Packard Street in Ann Arbor at the corner of South Main Street. More than 50% of the current renters are disabled and the remainder of the population is mixed. All of the units are one-bedroom.

Managed by the Ann Arbor Housing Commission.

https://www.a2gov.org/departments/Housing/programs/Pages/Baker-Commons.aspx

In the news

• 6 years and $65M later, Ann Arbor no longer has public housing. MLive, March 29, 2019. "Through the RAD program, housing commissions can restructure their public housing in a way that allows private investors to contribute the capital for large-scale renovations and, in some cases, demolition and a complete rebuild."
• Ann Arbor DDA Grants $300K to Public Housing, Ann Arbor Chronicle, March 6, 2013
• DDA to Put Roof on Public Housing Complex , Ann Arbor Chronicle, October 3, 2012
• Hot water restored after three days at Ann Arbor's Baker Commons apartments, Ann Arbor News, January 2009

• Baker Commons Tenant Robert Morgan Leads Protest to City Council, July 1995. Photo from AADL "Old News".

• Tenants call rent strike, Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1994 via AADL "Old News". 

News references

• Baker Commons stories on AnnArbor.com
• Baker Commons stories on Ann Arbor Chronicle
• Baker Commons stories on Ann Arbor Observer
• Baker Commons stories in the Google News archives