Low-Income Apartments in Tennessee

1,057 Properties
63,657 Low-Income Units
184 Cities

Tennessee has 1,057 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 63,657 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 Tennessee's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Cities in Tennessee

Memphis 165 Nashville 159 Knoxville 56 Jackson 42 Chattanooga 30 Brownsville 21 Cleveland 21 Murfreesboro 21 Kingsport 19 Lebanon 19 Johnson City 17 Morristown 17 Gallatin 15 Clarksville 14 Dickson 14 Cookeville 12 Crossville 9 Union City 9 Antioch 8 Columbia 8 Newport 8 Hermitage 7 Lenoir City 7 Sevierville 7 Smyrna 7 Camden 6 Covington 6 Fayetteville 6 Greeneville 6 Hendersonville 6 Jamestown 6 Lawrenceburg 6 Madison 6 Maryville 6 Maynardville 6 Rockwood 6 Shelbyville 6 Clinton 5 Lewisburg 5 Livingston 5 Oak Ridge 5 Paris 5 Ripley 5 Savannah 5 Springfield 5 Tullahoma 5 White House 5 Elizabethton 4 Goodlettsville 4 Lafayette 4 Madisonville 4 Manchester 4 Mcminnville 4 Somerville 4 Athens 3 Bolivar 3 Byrdstown 3 Celina 3 Centerville 3 Dyersburg 3 Fairview 3 Franklin 3 Loudon 3 Martin 3 Milan 3 Powell 3 Ridgely 3 Tiptonville 3 White Bluff 3 Woodbury 3

Other Tennessee communities with tax-credit apartments

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

Ashland City · Bristol · Carthage · Dayton · Dover · Gainesboro · Hartsville · Henning · Hixson · Hohenwald · Huntingdon · Jacksboro · Jefferson City · La Follette · La Vergne · Lexington · Louisville · Lynchburg · Monteagle · Mt Juliet · Mt Pleasant · Oneida · Portland · Pulaski · Rogersville · Sneedville · South Fulton · Sparta · Spring City · Spring Hill · Sweetwater · Wartburg · Waynesboro · Alamo · Alexandria · Algood · Allgood · Ardmore · Arlington · Baileyton · Baxter · Bells · Benton · Blaine · Bon Aqua · Bulls Gap · Chapel Hill · Church Hill · Clifton · Coalmont · Collierville · Cornersville · Cowan · Decatur · Decherd · Dunlap · Eagleville · East Ridge · Englewood · Erin · Erwin · Gallaway · Gordonsville · Gray · Greenbrier · Greenfield · Harriman · Henderson · Humboldt · Huntsville · Huron · Jasper · Kingston · Lake City · Linden · Lobelville · Mason · Mc Kenzie · Millington · Monterey · Mountain City · Munford · Nahville · New Tazewell · Oakland · Old Hickory · Ooltewah · Parsons · Pigeon Forge · Pikeville · Red Boiling Springs · Rossville · Rutledge · Saltillo · Scotts Hill · Selmer · Seymour · Smithville · Soddy Daisy · South Pittsburg · Spencer · Stanton · Tazewell · Tellico Plains · Toone · Trenton · Troy · Unionville · Watertown · Waverly · Westmoreland · White Pine · Whites Creek · Winchester

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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