Low-Income Apartments in Oregon

724 Properties
38,350 Low-Income Units
109 Cities

Oregon has 724 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 38,350 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 Oregon's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Cities in Oregon

Portland 245 Eugene 34 Salem 23 Hillsboro 20 Medford 17 Bend 15 Beaverton 13 Gresham 12 Hood River 12 Hermiston 11 Mcminnville 10 Albany 9 Grants Pass 9 Roseburg 9 Tigard 9 Florence 8 Springfield 8 Lincoln City 7 Milwaukie 7 Ontario 7 Pendleton 7 Phoenix 7 Redmond 7 Wilsonville 7 Woodburn 7 Canby 6 Happy Valley 6 La Grande 6 Madras 6 Tillamook 6 Aloha 5 Brookings 5 Forest Grove 5 Klamath Falls 5 Reedsport 5 Seaside 5 The Dalles 5 Ashland 4 Bandon 4 Boardman 4 Corvallis 4 Lebanon 4 Newport 4 Oregon City 4 Prineville 4 Veneta 4 Cottage Grove 3 Dallas 3 Enterprise 3 Mt Angel 3 Sandy 3 Sherwood 3 St Helens 3 Stayton 3 Sweet Home 3 Troutdale 3 Tualatin 3

Other Oregon communities with tax-credit apartments

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

Astoria · Cannon Beach · Central Point · Coos Bay · Cornelius · Fairview · Joseph · La Pine · Lake Oswego · Milton Freewater · Newberg · North Bend · North Plains · Sisters · Sutherlin · Umatilla · Warrenton · Winston · Burns · Canyonville · Clatskanie · Coquille · Dundee · Durham · Eagle Point · Elgin · Estacada · Government Camp · Harrisburg · Heppner · Independence · Island City · Jacksonville · Jefferson · John Day · Junction City · Lafayette · Lakeview · Molalla · Molalla/milton-freewater · Monmouth · Myrtle Creek · Oakridge · Rainier · Rogue River · Shady Cove · Sisters/lapine · Talent · Vernonia · White City · Willamina · Yachats

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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