Low-Income Apartments in Colorado

733 Properties
46,809 Low-Income Units
99 Cities

Colorado has 733 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 46,809 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 Colorado's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Cities in Colorado

Denver 200 Aurora 38 Colorado Springs 32 Fort Collins 32 Pueblo 32 Boulder 27 Lakewood 24 Longmont 22 Loveland 16 Englewood 15 Greeley 14 Arvada 13 Canon City 13 Durango 13 Thornton 13 Commerce City 11 Westminster 11 Brighton 10 Grand Junction 10 Montrose 8 Littleton 7 Center 6 Cortez 6 Lafayette 6 Castle Rock 5 Estes Park 5 Northglenn 5 Alamosa 4 Antonito 4 Aspen 4 Broomfield 4 Delta 4 Louisville 4 Pueblo West 4 Sterling 4 Wheat Ridge 4 Clifton 3 Eagle 3 Fort Lupton 3 Fort Morgan 3 Glenwood Springs 3 Golden 3 Poncha Springs 3 Silverthorne 3 Steamboat Springs 3 Windsor 3

Other Colorado communities with tax-credit apartments

These places have one or two LIHTC properties each. Contact the nearest housing authority for local options.

Avon · Breckenridge · Brush · Buena Vista · Divide · Fountain · Fraser · Greenwood Village · Gypsum · Highlands Ranch · La Junta · Lamar · Leadville · Mancos · Monte Vista · Parker · Rifle · Salida · South Fork · Telluride · Alma · Basalt · Bayfield · Burlington · Carbondale · Central City · Crested Butte · Cripple Creek · Dacono · Del Norte · Evans · Evergreen · Florence · Fruita · Glendale · Hayden · Idaho Springs · Keystone · Las Animas · Limon · Milliken · Nederland · New Castle · Norwood · Nucla · Pagosa Springs · Paonia · Platteville · Sheridan · Silver Cliff · Vail · Walsenburg · Yuma

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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