Low-Income Apartments in Burlington, Vermont

39 Communities
1,231 Low-Income Units

These Burlington 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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39 Tax-Credit Communities in Burlington

Community Address Low-Income Units Total Units Year
95 North Avenue - Cots 95 North Ave, 5401 14 14 2017
Avenue Apts 1201 N Ave, 5408 28 33 2012
Bobbin Mill Redevelopment 235 Pine St, 5401 51 51 2014
Brhip 42 N St, 5401 27 33 1997
Bright Street 27, 35-39, 47 Bright St; 112-114 Archibald St, 5401 34 40 2016
Bus Barns Allocated 343 N Winooski Ave, 5401 12 12 2001
Bus Barns Bond 337 N Winooski Ave, 5401 13 13 2001
Callahan Housing 132 N St, 5401 28 28 2006
Cathedral Square Senior Living Redevelopment 3 Cathedral Sq, 5401 92 107 2010
City Neighborhoods 52 N Champlain St, 5401 40 40 2012
Echo North & North 21 N Champlain St, 5401 11 12 2003
Echo Scattered Site Rehab 211 Park St, 5401 18 20 2003
Heineberg Senior Housing 72 Heineberg Rd, 5408 42 82 1989
Juniper House South (Allocated) 35 Cambrian Way; Units 1, 2 + 3 Of The Juniper Community Interest Community, 5401 38 48 2020
King Street - Howard Block 88 King St, 5401 17 18 2009
Laurentide 65 Cambrian Way, 5401 52 76 2019
Mcauley Allocated 140 Mcauley Sq, 5401 6 7 2001
Mcauley Square Bond 110 Mansfield Ave, 5401 63 67 2001
Mill View Housing 222 Riverside Ave, 5401 12 12 2000
North Street Bissonette 33 N St, 5401 6 6 1990
North Street Shriner 268 N St, 5401 4 4 1987
Northgate Apts 275 Northgate Rd, 5408 179 336 1991
One Burlington Scattered - 9 Sites 267 N Winooski Ave, 5401 20 20 1995
Packard Lofts 237 N Ave, 5401 5 25 2013
Park Place I 119 St Paul St, 5401 16 20 1999
Park Place Ii 133 St Paul St, 5401 14 15 1999
Pearl & Union Sro Housing 204 Pearl St, 5401 20 20 1999
Peterson Place 195 St Paul St, 5401 13 13 2003
Rose Street Co-Op 78 Rose St, 5401 12 12 1997
Ruggles House 262 S Prospect St, 5401 11 14 2002
Salmon Run Redevelopment 220 Riverside Ave, 5401 61 79 2009
South Meadow 1 Raymond Pl, 5401 30 148 1987
South Square Redevelopment 101 College St, 5401 63 65 1998
Thayer House Phase Ii 1197 N Ave, 5408 33 36 2013
Thayer Senior Phase I 1193 N Ave, 5408 27 33 2012
Thelma Maple Cooperative 85 Archibald St, 5401 20 20 1995
Victoria Place Apts 90 Pearl St, 5401 34 34 2002
Waterfront Housing 300 Lake St, 5401 28 40 2004
Wharf Lane 57 Maple St, 5401 37 37 2012

Burlington Low-Income Apartment FAQs

HUD's LIHTC database lists 39 tax-credit apartment communities in Burlington, together offering about 1,231 income-restricted units out of 1,690 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 Vermont Section 8 waiting lists to apply for a voucher.

Related Resources

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

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