Low-Income Apartments in Oklahoma

592 Properties
26,340 Low-Income Units
182 Cities

Oklahoma has 592 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 26,340 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 Oklahoma's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Other Oklahoma communities with tax-credit apartments

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

Antlers · Bixby · Blanchard · Boise City · Carnegie · Chandler · Choctaw · Chouteau · Coalgate · Davis · Drumright · Fort Gibson · Glenpool · Harrah · Healdton · Hinton · Inola · Jay · Lindsay · Madill · Muldrow · Mustang · Newcastle · Nowata · Oilton · Okeene · Okemah · Pauls Valley · Purcell · Spiro · Tecumseh · Warr Acres · Watonga · Waukomis · Weatherford · Westville · Yale · Afton · Alva · Apache · Arkoma · Beaver · Billings · Binger · Blair · Bokoshe · Buffalo · Cache · Calera · Canute · Chelsea · Cherokee · Clinton · Collinsville · Comanche · Commerce · Crescent · Custer City · Cyril · Dewey · Earlsboro · Eldorado · Elgin · Elk City · Fletcher · Frederick · Geary · Geronimo · Glencoe · Gore · Granite · Hartshorne · Haskell · Heavener · Helena · Hobart · Hollis · Hominy · Hooker · Jones · Kaw City · Lexington · Lone Grove · Mangum · Mannford · Marietta · Marlow · Maysville · Meeker · Mooreland · Morrison · Noble · Okarche · Oologah · Pawhuska · Pawnee · Perry · Prague · Pryor · Ringling · Rush Springs · Seiling · Shattuck · Sterling · Stigler · Sulphur · Talihina · Temple · Tulsa - Tulsa · Valliant · Vinita · Walters · Welch · Wellston · Wetumka · Wilburton · Woodward · Wynnewood

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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