Alaska Housing Authority Directory

Alaska has 1 housing authority managing 4,397 Section 8 vouchers across 1 county. 1 currently has an open waiting list.

Alaska's housing market is a complex mix of urban centers and remote rural communities, where the high cost of goods and services, particularly transportation and utilities, significantly impacts affordability. This challenging economic environment disproportionately affects low-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities, who most frequently require rental assistance to secure stable housing.

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Housing Affordability in Alaska

To afford a modest 2-bedroom rental in Alaska, a worker must earn $29.73/hour ($61,838/year). At the state minimum wage of $13.00/hour, that requires working 92 hours per week just to cover rent.

Source: NLIHC Out of Reach 2025 · nlihc.org/oor

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