Low-Income Apartments in Indiana

1,136 Properties
56,455 Low-Income Units
213 Cities

Indiana has 1,136 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 56,455 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 Indiana's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Other Indiana communities with tax-credit apartments

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

Ashley · Avon · Bicknell · Bluffton · Brookville · Cambridge City · Chesterton · Culver · Delphi · Elwood · Fortville · Fremont · Ft Wayne · Lawrence · Loogootee · Marengo · Markle · Mitchell · Mooresville · Nashville · New Haven · North Judson · North Manchester · North Vernon · Palmyra · Peru · Redkey · Sheridan · Shirley · Sullivan · Tipton · Union City · Versailles · West Harrison · West Lafayette · Westville · Winchester · Andrews · Arcadia · Aurora · Beech Grove · Bloomfield · Boonville · Bristol · Bunker Hill · Camby · Campbellsburg · Cannelton · Carmel · Carthage · Churubusco · Clarksville · Colfax · Cromwell · Crown Point · Cynthiana · Daleville · Ellettsville · English · Ferdinand · Fishers · Fowler · French Lick · Geneva · Goodland · Gosport · Greentown · Hamilton · Hamlet · Hanover · Hebron · Henryville · Hobart · Holland · Huntertown · Kingsford Heights · Knightstown · Knox · Laurel · Liberty · Martinsville · Merrillville · Merriville · Middlebury · Milroy · Modoc · Monticello · Montpelier · Morgantown · Napanee · Nappanee · Oakland City · Odon · Orland · Osceola · Ossian · Otterbein · Pekin · Perrysville · Petersburg · Plymouth · Poland · Roanoke · Rochester · Russellville · Shelburn · Shoals · Spencer · Stones Cros · Summitville · Switz City · Tell City · Topeka · Upland · Van Buren · Veedersburg · Walkerton · West Baden Springs · West College Corner · Williamsport · Winamac · Wingate · Winslow · Woodburn · Worthington · Yorktown

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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