Low-Income Apartments in Stamford, Connecticut

27 Communities
1,590 Low-Income Units

These Stamford 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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27 Tax-Credit Communities in Stamford

Community Address Low-Income Units Total Units Year
Atlantic Park Apts 660 Atlantic St, 6902 27 27 1998
Bayview Towers 300 Tresser Blvd, 6901 - 190 -
Bayview Towers 300 Tresser Boulevard, 6901 190 200 2012
Clinton Manor 22 Clinton Avenue, 6901 88 88 2014
Colony Apts 41 Ludlow St, 6902 29 29 1997
Fairgate 90 Fairfield Ave, 6902 55 90 2009
Friendship House 28 Perry St, 6902 121 121 2010
Lawnhill Terrace 22-238 Custard St - 60 -
Marshall Commons (Fka Ludlow Place) 192 Ludlow Street, 6902 50 50 2012
Palmer Square 15 Stoneridge Cir, 6902 - 46 -
Palmers Square 26 Palmers Hill, 6902 46 76 2015
Park Square West 101 Summer St, 6901 29 143 -
Post House Apts Hope Vi 40 Clinton Ave, 6901 60 60 2008
Quintard Manor 18 Quintard Terrace, 6902 0 60 2014
Rippowam Park Apts 405 Oakwood Pl 430 431 1999
Southfield Village Lp Iii 14 Southwood Dr, 6902 46 56 2005
Southfield Village Southwood Square I 15 Southwood Dr, 6902 82 136 -
Southfield Village Square Ii 117 Southwood Dr, 6902 92 110 2003
Southwood Square I 14 Southwood Dr, 6902 10 13 -
St Maurice Elderlly 235 Glenbrook Rd, 6906 30 30 1990
Stamford Metro Green Apts Llc 84 Henry St, 6902 50 50 2009
Stillwater Heights 53 Stillwater Ave, 6902 15 15 1996
Summer Place 992 Summer Street, 6905 48 48 2017
Taylor Street 25 Taylor St, 6902 16 16 2007
The Atlantic 50 Bell St, 6901 28 28 1997
Trinity Park 80 Spruce St, 6902 48 48 1996
Westwood 58 Progress Drive Lp 11 Westwood Dr, 6902 - 57 -

Stamford Low-Income Apartment FAQs

HUD's LIHTC database lists 27 tax-credit apartment communities in Stamford, together offering about 1,590 income-restricted units out of 2,278 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

Connecticut Section 8 Waiting Lists Connecticut Housing Authorities Check Your Income Eligibility

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

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