Low-Income Apartments in Kentucky

854 Properties
28,420 Low-Income Units
172 Cities

Kentucky has 854 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 28,420 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 Kentucky's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Cities in Kentucky

Louisville 206 Lexington 44 Bowling Green 40 Covington 23 Elizabethtown 20 Corbin 16 Leitchfield 15 Henderson 13 Hopkinsville 13 London 13 Campbellsville 12 Frankfort 12 Shelbyville 12 Georgetown 11 Nicholasville 11 Shepherdsville 11 Newport 10 Owensboro 10 Somerset 10 Albany 9 Florence 7 Richmond 7 Winchester 7 Grayson 6 Maysville 6 Morgantown 6 Mt. Washington 6 Crestwood 5 Danville 5 Fulton 5 Irvine 5 Jackson 5 Mayfield 5 Warsaw 5 Cynthiana 4 Erlanger 4 Franklin 4 Glasgow 4 Harlan 4 Monticello 4 Morehead 4 Mt. Vernon 4 Munfordville 4 Paris 4 Radcliff 4 Stanford 4 Ashland 3 Barbourville 3 Bardstown 3 Beaver Dam 3 Berea 3 Booneville 3 Campton 3 Caneyville 3 Columbia 3 Dry Ridge 3 Edmonton 3 Flatwoods 3 Greensburg 3 Hickman 3 Horse Cave 3 Lagrange 3 Lawrenceburg 3 Louisa 3 Owenton 3 Paducah 3 Pembroke 3 Pikeville 3 Princeton 3 Russellville 3 West Liberty 3 Whitley City 3

Other Kentucky communities with tax-credit apartments

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

Beattyville · Bedford · Belfry · Brandenburg · Brodhead · Central City · Clarkson · Clearfield · Corinth · Crab Orchard · Crittenden · Cumberland · Eminence · Frenchburg · Harrodsburg · Highland Heights · Hodgenville · Independence · Jenkins · Lancaster · Madisonville · Manchester · Middlesboro · Mt. Sterling · Murray · Owingsville · Paintsville · Prestonsburg · Russell Springs · Science Hill · Stambaugh · Taylorsville · Tompkinsville · Vanceburg · Versailles · Williamsburg · Wurtland · Arlington · Bellevue · Bromley · Brooksville · Buffalo · Burkesville · Burlington · Butler · Carlisle · Carrollton · Cave City · Clay City · Clinton · Cloverport · Cold Spring · Crescent Springs · Crofton · Dawson Springs · Dixon · Elkhorn City · Elkton · Emmalena · Evarts · Falmouth · Flemingsburg · Fort Thomas · Grand Rivers · Hardinsburg · Hawesville · Hazel · Hebron · Hillview · Hindman · Hustonville · Inez · Jeffersontown · Junction City · Lebanon Junction · Ludlow · Mckee · Middletown · Midway · Millersburg · Mt Sterling · N. Middletown · New Castle · New Haven · Pine Knot · Pineville · Raceland · Sacramento · Salyersville · Sandy Hook · Scottsville · South Shore · Southgate · Southshore · Springfield · Stanton · Stearns · Walton · Wilder · Williamstown

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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