Low-Income Apartments in Connecticut

380 Properties
19,318 Low-Income Units
71 Cities

Connecticut has 380 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 19,318 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 Connecticut's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Cities in Connecticut

Hartford 65 New Haven 49 Bridgeport 35 Waterbury 30 Stamford 27 New Britain 11 Norwalk 10 Meriden 8 Norwich 7 Bristol 6 Danbury 6 Middletown 6 New London 6 Torrington 6 Berlin 5 Colchester 5 Willimantic 5 Farmington 4 Manchester 4 South Windsor 4 Avon 3 Darien 3 Glastonbury 3 Hamden 3 New Canaan 3 Simsbury 3 Vernon 3 West Haven 3 Westport 3

Other Connecticut communities with tax-credit apartments

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

Branford · Dayville · East Haven · Guilford · New Milford · Newington · North Grosvenordale · Ridgefield · Somers · Trumbull · Waterford · Winsted · Bloomfield · Broad Brook · Brookfield · Brooklyn · Canton · Chester · Clinton · Danielson · East Hartford · Fairfield · Granby · Greenwich · Jewett City · Kent · Milford · Naugatuck · Niantic · North Haven · Seymour · South Norwalk · Southington · Stafford Springs · Unionville · Vernon Rockville · Wallingford · West Hartford · Wethersfield · Windsor · Windsor Locks · Woodbridge

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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