Low-Income Apartments in Virginia
Virginia has 1,137 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 98,063 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 Virginia's Section 8 waiting lists.
Cities in Virginia
Other Virginia communities with tax-credit apartments
These places have one or two LIHTC properties each. Contact the nearest housing authority for local options.
Bedford · Berryville · Buena Vista · Burke · Chantilly · Chase City · Chesterfield · Clarksville · Covington · Craigsville · Crewe · Dublin · Floyd · Gretna · Henrico · Hopewell · Jarratt · Jonesville · Kilmarnock · Lebanon · Louisa · Luray · Madison Heights · Marion · Middleburg · Middletown · Pembroke · Pennington Gap · Raphine · Richlands · The Plains · Victoria · Wakefield · Waverly · West Point · Weyers Cave · Windsor · Amelia · Appalachia · Appomattox · Aylett · Bassett · Belle Haven · Boykins · Brambleton · Cape Charles · Charles City · Chatham · Chesapeake City · Clifton Forge · Colonial Beach · Crozet · Dahlgren · Dante · Drakes Branch · Dulles · Dungannon · Elkton · Fairlawn · Fries · Gainesville · Gate City · Glasgow · Glen Lyn · Gloucester · Gordonsville · Highland Springs · Hillsville · Hot Springs · Independence · Lake Ridge · Locust Grove · Lovingston · Madison · Manassas Park · Marshall · Mathews · Mc Lean · Mclean · New Castle · North Dinwiddie · Oakton · Parksley · Quantico · Reedville · Rich Creek · Rocky Mount · Rose Hill · Ruckersville · Saint Paul · Saltville · Scottsville · Shenandoah · Shipman · South Riding · Stanardsville · Stanley · Staunton City · Stephens City · Stuart · Stuarts Draft · Toms Brook · Vansant · Wise
Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov