Low-Income Apartments in Massachusetts

994 Properties
55,575 Low-Income Units
180 Cities

Massachusetts has 994 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 55,575 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 Massachusetts's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Cities in Massachusetts

Boston 147 Dorchester 70 Springfield 60 Roxbury 40 Worcester 40 Cambridge 33 Lowell 31 Lawrence 26 New Bedford 23 Holyoke 21 Fall River 17 Chelsea 15 Haverhill 15 Brockton 13 Salem 13 East Boston 11 Somerville 10 Beverly 9 Jamaica Plain 9 Chicopee 8 Lynn 8 Mattapan 8 Roxbury Crossing 8 Brookline 7 Pittsfield 7 Taunton 7 Amherst 6 Danvers 6 Dorchester Center 6 Greenfield 6 Malden 6 Northampton 6 Quincy 6 Webster 6 Westfield 6 Allston 5 Athol 5 East Wareham 5 Fitchburg 5 Gardner 5 Newton 5 Roslindale 5 Bourne 4 Brighton 4 Easthampton 4 Framingham 4 Gloucester 4 Marion 4 North Adams 4 Revere 4 Watertown 4 Westport 4 Weymouth 4 Abington 3 Andover 3 Attleboro 3 Charlestown 3 Dartmouth 3 Hyannis 3 Hyde Park 3 Lakeville 3 Leominster 3 Lunenburg 3 Medfield 3 Provincetown 3 Randolph 3 Rockland 3 Salisbury 3 Stoughton 3 Stow 3 Sudbury 3 Ware 3 Wareham 3

Other Massachusetts communities with tax-credit apartments

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

Baldwinville · Barnstable · Bedford · Brewster · Chelmsford · Clinton · Dennis · Duxbury · Everett · Hadley · Hanover · Harvard · Ipswich · Lexington · Mansfield · Marlborough · Mashpee · Maynard · Methuen · Middleborough · Newon · North Easton · Oxford · Palmer · Paxton · Raynham · Reading · South Boston · South Yarmouth · Turners Falls · Tyngsboro · West Roxbury · Westford · Westwood · Williamstown · Winchendon · Winthrop · Woburn · Acton · Adams · Agawam · Arlington · Ashburnham · Ayer · Belmont · Buckland · Burlington · Carlisle · Charlstown · Charlton · Chatham · Chester · Dedham · Dennis Port · Douglas · East Falmouth · East Sandwich · East Taunton · Eathampton · Edgartown · Falmouth · Fiskdale · Florence · Franklin · Holliston · Hudson · Lenox · Littleton · Manchester · Marblehead · Marshfield · Middleboro · Monson · Montague · Needham · North Andover · North Chelmsford · Norton · Orange · Orleans · Peabody · Plainville · Plymouth · Pocasset · Rockport · Sharon · Shrewsbury · Somerset · Southbridge · Spencer · Stockbridge · Sturbridge · Swansea · Teaticket · Tyngsborough · Uxbridge · Vineyard Haven · Wakefield · Walpole · Wellesley · West Barnstable · West Boylston · West Newton · West Wareham · Whitinsville · Williamsburg · Winchester

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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