Low-Income Apartments in Kansas
Kansas has 685 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 23,453 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 Kansas's Section 8 waiting lists.
Cities in Kansas
Other Kansas communities with tax-credit apartments
These places have one or two LIHTC properties each. Contact the nearest housing authority for local options.
Arma · Auburn · Baxter Springs · Carbondale · Clay Center · Ellinwood · Eudora · Galena · Garnett · Goddard · Goodland · Hillsboro · Humboldt · Kingman · Lansing · Lindsborg · Lyons · Mulvane · Neodesha · Norton · Oberlin · Park City · Phillipsburg · Pratt · Smith Center · South Hutchinson · Sterling · Syracuse · Tonganoxie · Ulysses · Wakeeney · Wamego · Wellsville · Andover · Anthony · Basehor · Bel Aire · Belle Plaine · Belleville · Benton · Bird City · Burden · Burlingame · Burlington · Caney · Cheney · Chetopa · Clearwater · Clyde · Council Grove · Cunningham · Downs · Edwardsville · Effingham · Ellis · Elwood · Eskridge · Eureka · Everest · Frankfort · Fredonia · Frontenac · Garden Plain · Glen Elder · Greensburg · Hartford · Haven · Haviland · Hesston · Highland · Hill City · Horton · Hoxie · Hoyt · Hugoton · Jewell · La Crosse · Lincoln · Little River · Mahaska · Marquette · Meade · Medicine Lodge · Meriden · Minneapolis · Mission · Moundridge · Ness City · Oakley · Ogden · Onaga · Osage City · Oswego · Pleasanton · Rolla · Rose Hill · Rossville · Sabetha · Satanta · Scott City · Sedgwick · Solomon · St Marys · Sublette · Tampa · Troy · Valley Falls · Washington · Wathena · Welda · Whitewater · Wilson · Winchester · Yates Center
Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov