Low-Income Apartments in Maryland
Maryland has 834 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 65,589 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 Maryland's Section 8 waiting lists.
Cities in Maryland
Other Maryland communities with tax-credit apartments
These places have one or two LIHTC properties each. Contact the nearest housing authority for local options.
Boonsboro · Bowie · Brunswick · Catonsville · Centreville · Damascus · District Heights · Eldersburg · Emmitsburg · Grantsville · Grasonville · Great Mills · Greensboro · Havre De Grace · La Plata · Lusby · Maugansville · Odenton · Pasadena · Ridgely · Riverdale · Seat Pleasant · St Charles · Sykesville · Thurmont · Whiteford · Arbutus · Aspen Hill · Bel Air · Brooklyn Park · Callaway · Camdridge · Cecilton · Chesapeake City · Chevy Chase · Clinton · Cockeysville · Crisfield · Delmar · Edgewater · Ellicott · Fairland · Fairmount Heights · Forest Hill · Forestville · Friendsville · Galena · Halethorpe · Hebron · Hillcrest Heights · Indian Head · Kensington · Lanham · Lansdowne · Largo · Leonardtown · Lexington · Lonaconing · Mount Rainer · Mountain Lake Pk · North Beach · North Bethesda · Nottingham · Olney · Owings Mill · Oxon Hill · Perry Hall · Pittsville · Port Deposit · Riderwood · Rock Hall · Sandy Springs · Severna Park · Smithsburg · Sparrows Point · St Michaels · Temple Hills · Trappe · Vienna · Walkersville · Westernport · Wicomico · Williamsport · Woodlawn · Woodstock
Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov