Low-Income Apartments in Nashua, New Hampshire

16 Communities
920 Low-Income Units

These Nashua 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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16 Tax-Credit Communities in Nashua

Community Address Low-Income Units Total Units Year
6 Summer St 6 Summer St, 3064 17 - 1991
Brentwood Manor Apts 18 Merrimack St, 3064 22 22 2005
Casimir Place 119 Temple St, 3060 28 28 2006
Coliseum Seniors Residence Unit 2 7 Coliseum Ave, 3063 40 40 2011
Cotton Mill 30 Front Street, 3064 55 109 2014
Gatewood Manor 27 Will St, 3060 98 98 2008
Ledge/Mclaren 14 Mclaren Ave, 3060 8 8 1995
Marshall Street Apartments 4,12,26 & 20 Marshall Street, 3060 152 152 2019
Millette Manor 72 Vine St, 3060 22 22 2000
Mountain View (Nashua) 1 Danforth Rd, 3060 72 345 1995
One Clocktower Pl 1 Clocktower Pl, 3060 143 - 1988
Park View Apts 14 Merrimack St, 3064 17 17 1997
Pratt Homes 583 W Hollis St, 3062 45 45 1995
Salmon Brook Senior Housing 17 Lovell Street, 3060 31 31 2016
Two Clocktower Pl 2 Clocktower Pl, 3060 136 - 1991
Xavier House 25 Morgan St, 3064 34 34 2012

Nashua Low-Income Apartment FAQs

HUD's LIHTC database lists 16 tax-credit apartment communities in Nashua, together offering about 920 income-restricted units out of 951 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.

Related Resources

New Hampshire Section 8 Waiting Lists New Hampshire Housing Authorities Check Your Income Eligibility

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

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