Low-Income Apartments in Manchester, New Hampshire

42 Communities
1,594 Low-Income Units

These Manchester apartment communities were built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program and reserve units for lower-income renters at restricted rents. Contact each property directly to apply. Rents and availability change; the property can confirm current income limits.

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42 Tax-Credit Communities in Manchester

Community Address Low-Income Units Total Units Year
144-158 Lake Ave 144 Lake Ave, 3103 21 - 1989
241 Pine St 241 Pine St, 3103 58 - 1988
261 Pine Street 261 Pine St, 3103 24 - 1989
293 Central St 293 Central St, 3103 8 - 1989
543 Lincoln St 543 Lincoln St, 3104 42 - 1989
Abington Square 32 Mystic Brook Way, 3102 25 25 2010
Beech Hill 136 Beech Hill Ave, 3103 288 320 1999
Brook & Canal 82 W Brook St, 3101 20 20 1995
Brown School 435 Amory St, 3102 34 34 2007
Cedar House 372 Beech St, 3103 30 30 2004
Douglas Street 244 Douglas St, 3102 7 7 1995
Elm St 1 1426 Elm St, 3101 40 40 2001
Families In Transition 98 Merrimack St, 3101 12 12 1997
Family Mill 394 Second St, 3102 33 33 2005
Family Willows 161 S Beech St, 3103 29 29 2008
Gole Home 133 Ash St, 3104 37 37 2004
Hillview I & Ii 215 Eastern Ave, 3104 96 96 1997
Langdon Mill 98 W Brook St, 3101 - 18 -
Laurette Sweeney Apts 800 S Porter St Ext, 3103 - 31 -
Laurette Sweeney Apts 2 750 S Porter St, 3103 30 30 2011
Lowell St 136 Lowell St, 3104 17 17 2011
Meetinghouse At Riverfront 60 River Front Dr, 3102 25 102 1999
Merrimack Place 184 Merrimack St, 3103 16 16 1995
Millyard Ii 106 Market St, 3101 19 20 2002
Millyard Transitional Housing 98 Market St, 3101 - 12 -
Mountain View (Manchester) 38 Joliette St, 3102 6 6 1994
Old Wellington Road Apts 495 Old Wellington Rd, 3104 90 90 2005
Pearl Street School 332 Pearl St, 3104 12 12 1993
Piscataquog River Family Housing 235 Agnes St, 3102 90 120 2004
Piscataquog River Senior Housing 155 Agnes St, 3102 30 30 2004
Renaissance I (Cedar Beech) 241 Cedar St, 3103 24 24 1994
Renaissance Ii (Merrimack Place) 163 Cedar St, 3103 - 16 -
Renaissance Iii 360 Beech St, 3103 20 20 1999
Renaissance Iv 95 Cedar St, 3101 23 23 2000
Renaissance Mm (Elm St 2) 1398 Elm St, 3101 28 28 2001
Renaissance Vi 282 Auburn St, 3103 14 14 2002
Renaissance Viii (Silver Mill) 246 Somerville St, 3103 57 57 2007
Renew I 288-290 Auburn Street, 3103 98 98 2016
Sidoras Terrace 82 Karatzas Ave, 3104 72 72 2009
South Main Supported Apartments 168 South Main Street, 3102 20 20 2016
Stella Arms 226 Karatzas Ave, 3104 66 66 2008
Straw Mansion 11 Temple Ct, 3104 33 33 2005

Manchester Low-Income Apartment FAQs

HUD's LIHTC database lists 42 tax-credit apartment communities in Manchester, together offering about 1,594 income-restricted units out of 1,658 total units.

Apply directly to the property - there is no central waiting list for tax-credit apartments. Income limits are typically around 60% of the area median income; check your household's eligibility with our income eligibility guide, and contact the community for current availability and rents.

Often yes - most LIHTC properties accept Housing Choice Vouchers, which lowers your out-of-pocket rent further. See New Hampshire Section 8 waiting lists to apply for a voucher.

Source: HUD Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) property database · huduser.gov

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