Low-Income Apartments in Alabama
Alabama has 818 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 41,424 income-restricted units. Rents are capped for lower-income households and you apply directly to each property. Pick a city to see its communities, or pair your search with Alabama's Section 8 waiting lists.
Cities in Alabama
Other Alabama communities with tax-credit apartments
These places have one or two LIHTC properties each. Contact the nearest housing authority for local options.
Aliceville · Anniston · Atmore · Blountsville · Bridgeport · Chatom · Clio · Collinsville · Courtland · Double Springs · Fort Deposit · Goodwater · Hurtsboro · Jemison · Lafayette · Leeds · Leighton · Loxley · Mc Kenzie · Midland City · Montevallo · Moundville · Orange Beach · Pisgah · Reform · Rockford · Semmes · Wedowee · Winfield · York · Addison · Akron · Anderson · Ardmore · Attalla · Autaugaville · Brantley · Brent · Brighton · Brundidge · Calera · Camp Hill · Carbon Hill · Castleberry · Cherokee · Coffeeville · Columbia · Daleville · Daphne · Eclectic · Eight Mile · Elberta · Elkmont · Flat Rock · Geneva · Georgiana · Gilbertown · Grant · Hackleburg · Headland · Irondale · Killen · Lanett · Leesburg · Lincoln · Louisville · Millry · Morris · Munford · New Hope · North Courtland · Oakman · Opp · Orrville · Oxford · Phil Campbell · Pine Hill · Pleasant Grove · Ragland · Saraland · Seale · Section · Sheffield · Spanish Fort · Springville · St Florian · Tallassee · Tarrant · Vernon · Wadley · West Blocton · Wetumpka · Whistler · Woodville
Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov