Low-Income Apartments in Newark City, New Jersey

35 Communities
2,578 Low-Income Units

These Newark City 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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35 Tax-Credit Communities in Newark City

Community Address Low-Income Units Total Units Year
144-150 Brunswick Street Apartments 144 Brunswick Street, 7114 18 18 1992
777 Mccarter Highway 777 Mccarter Highway, 7102 69 370 -
Ballantyne House 585 Mount Prospect Avenue, 7104 173 175 2003
Baxter Park South 39-47 Sussex Avenue, 7103 89 90 2012
Brick Towers - Phase I 671 - 683 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, 7103 79 80 2009
Broadway Estates 711 Broadway, 7104 40 40 2013
Bruce Street Gardens 49 12Th Avenue, 7103 108 108 1999
Charlton Gardens 151 Irvine Turner Boulevard, 7103 60 60 2006
Corinthian Homes 490 18Th Street, 7103 45 45 1995
Ebon Square 753 Clinton Avenue, 7108 48 48 1996
Georgia King Village 250 Georgia King Village, 7107 101 422 2019
Grace West Apartments 221-305 Irvine Turner Boulevard, 7108 99 429 2019
Hayes Homes/West Kinney (B) 333 Springfield Avenue, 7103 37 37 2004
Lincoln Park 15-17 Lincoln Park, 7102 66 66 2011
Lincoln Park Tower 31 Lincoln Park, 7102 79 79 2002
Madison Turner Senior Housing 11 Madison Avenue, 7108 44 44 2002
New Community Associates 172-186 South Orange Avenue, 7103 224 224 2007
Newark Genesis Apartments 60 Mt. Pleasant Ave #68, 7104 50 51 2009
Pilgrim Baptist Village I And Ii 291- 319 18Th Avenue, 7108 60 305 -
Richardson Lofts 50-60 Columbia Street, 7102 33 66 2012
Roseville Commons 553-567 Orange Street, 7107 50 50 2010
Scudder Homes Senior Housing 195 W. Kinney St., 7103 48 48 2008
Springfield Villages Senior Residences 313-329 15Th Ave, 253-259 Bruce St, 7103 69 69 2013
Spruce Gardens 85-105 Barclay Street, 7103 105 105 2006
St. James Ii (La Plaza) 136 Broad Street, 7104 30 30 1996
Stella Gardens 185-199, 211-221, 206-222, 186-196 Broome St., 7103 92 92 2005
Telephone Heights 176 Avon Avenue, 7108 45 45 2019
The Lantana 109 Broad Street, 7104 71 72 -
The Plaza At Springfield Village 302-324 Springfield Avenue; 267-271 Bruce Street, 7103 49 50 2013
Tiffany Manor 90 Tiffany Boulevard, 7104 26 130 1993
Two Osborne Terrace 570-580 Clinton Avenue, 7108 51 51 2013
Villa Victoria Apartments 133 7Th Avenue- High-Rise, 7104 53 194 2019
Weequahic Park Apartments 523 Elizabeth Ave., 7112 10 49 1991
West Kinney Gardens 333 Springfield Avenue, 7103 133 133 2004
Zion Tower 507- 519 Elizabeth Avenue, 7112 224 268 -

Newark City Low-Income Apartment FAQs

HUD's LIHTC database lists 35 tax-credit apartment communities in Newark City, together offering about 2,578 income-restricted units out of 4,143 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 Jersey 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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