Low-Income Apartments in Hartford, Connecticut

65 Communities
3,491 Low-Income Units

These Hartford apartment communities were built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program and reserve units for lower-income renters at restricted rents. Contact each property directly to apply. Rents and availability change; the property can confirm current income limits.

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65 Tax-Credit Communities in Hartford

Community Address Low-Income Units Total Units Year
134-138 Jefferson 134 Jefferson St, 6106 32 32 1990
24 Alden St 24 Alden St, 6114 6 6 1987
270-278 Farmington Ave 270 Farmington Ave, 6105 31 31 1988
80 Lenox St 80 Lenox St, 6112 12 12 1987
887-901 Park Street Ltd 887 Park St, 6106 15 15 -
Annawan Apts 29 Annawan St, 6114 56 57 2000
Artspace Hartford 555 Asylum Ave, 6105 46 46 1997
Asylum Hill Ventures 221 Main St, 6106 76 76 1996
Brick Hollow 555 Zion St, 6106 43 50 2006
Buckingham Street 213 Buckingham St, 6106 24 24 1988
Capitol Towers Apartments 470 Broad Street, 6106 133 144 2012
Cityscape Apts 1642 Broad St, 6106 77 77 2004
Clearview Apts 496 Garden St, 6112 37 37 1997
Congress Street Historic 10 Congress St, 6114 42 42 -
Dillon Place 100 Hendricxsen Ave, 6106 65 65 2000
Dutch Point Colony Hope Vi 36 Norwich St, 6106 54 54 2008
Dutch Point Rental Phase I 137 Wyllys St, 6106 73 73 2006
Dutch Point Rental Phase Ii 137 Wyllys St, 6106 54 54 -
Frog Hollow Homes 180 Affleck St, 6106 26 26 1998
Greens 160 160 1987
Hartford Grandfamily Housing 35 Clark St, 6120 40 40 2007
Historic Asylum Hill Apt 234 Ashley St, 6105 57 57 1990
Historic Townley Street Lp 28 Townley St, 6105 28 28 1995
Hollander Building 410 Asylum St, 6103 56 70 2009
Horace Bushnell Apartments 4-40 Vine Street And 117-123 Magnolia Street, 6103 59 74 2014
Horace Bushnell Apts 40 Vine St, 6112 88 88 1999
Hudson Park Project 142 Seymour St, 6106 44 44 1997
Hudson View Commons 519 Hudson St, 6106 28 28 1996
Huntington Place 32 Huntington St, 6105 45 45 2001
Huntington Place Ii 46 Huntington St, 6105 23 23 2002
Jefferson/Seymour 94 Seymour St, 6106 30 30 -
Lisbon Cooperative Housing 35 35 1996
Monica Apts 90 Webster St, 6114 22 22 1997
Msp Housing 2197 Main St, 6120 30 30 -
Nelson Street Apts 53 Nelson St, 6120 14 14 1997
New London Communities Phase Ii Lp 418 424 Jefferson Ave - 70 -
North End Gateway 1450 Main St, 6120 45 57 2008
Northeast Affordable 717 Garden St, 6112 59 59 2003
Northeast Hartford Affordable Housing 68 68 2004
Park Housing 316 Park Ter, 6106 60 60 1996
Park Street Apts 867 Park St, 6106 15 15 1995
Park Terrace Mutual Housing Ii 459 Summit St, 6106 65 65 -
Putnam Park Assoc 753 Park St, 6106 18 18 1991
Sana Apts - High Rise 1620 Main St, 6120 148 148 2004
Sana Apts - Low Rise 61 New Donald St, 6120 108 108 -
Sheldon Oak Co-Op 70 72 1999
Shepherd Park 170 Sisson Ave, 6105 373 372 2010
Sigourney Mews 206 Collins St, 6105 78 78 1989
Sigourney Mews Apartments 206 Collins Street, 6105 88 88 2013
Soromundi Commons 135 Broad St, 6105 48 48 -
Stonington Acres 134-186 Stonington Street, 6106 40 50 2015
Summit Park 439-441, 443-445, 447-449,459-461 Zion St. And 887-891 + 897-901 Park St., 6106 42 42 2016
Sumner House 57 Sumner St, 6105 79 79 -
Taino Housing & Development 529 Ann St, 6103 9 9 1987
The Betty Ruth & Milton B Hollander Foundation Center 15 High St, 6103 56 56 -
The Retreat 90 Retreat Ave, 6106 100 100 -
Trinity Gate Apts 1668 Broad St, 6106 18 18 1995
Twin Acres 134 Stonington St, 6106 40 40 -
Urban Preservation Assoc 400 Washington St, 6106 74 74 -
Washington Court 4 Vernon St, 6106 - 61 2003
Webster Street Mutual Housing 63 Webster St, 6114 30 30 -
Westland Place Lp 275 Westland St, 6112 50 50 2004
Wethersfield Ave Apts 277 Wethersfield Ave, 6114 13 13 1995
Wethersfield Commons 32 Wethersfield Ave, 6114 12 12 2001
Zion Street Mutual Housing 511 Zion St, 6106 24 24 2006

Hartford Low-Income Apartment FAQs

HUD's LIHTC database lists 65 tax-credit apartment communities in Hartford, together offering about 3,491 income-restricted units out of 3,693 total units.

Apply directly to the property - there is no central waiting list for tax-credit apartments. Income limits are typically around 60% of the area median income; check your household's eligibility with our income eligibility guide, and contact the community for current availability and rents.

Often yes - most LIHTC properties accept Housing Choice Vouchers, which lowers your out-of-pocket rent further. See Connecticut Section 8 waiting lists to apply for a voucher.

Related Resources

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Source: HUD Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) property database · huduser.gov

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