Low-Income Apartments in Washington
Washington has 1,362 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 106,071 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 Washington's Section 8 waiting lists.
Cities in Washington
Other Washington communities with tax-credit apartments
These places have one or two LIHTC properties each. Contact the nearest housing authority for local options.
Bainbridge Island · Blaine · Bonney Lake · Brewster · Cle Elum · Connell · Covington · Deer Park · Eastsound · Edmonds · Enumclaw · Everson · Forks · Freeland · Goldendale · Granger · Green Acres · Hoquiam · Kettle Falls · Lake Stevens · Leavenworth · Long Beach · Monroe · Neah Bay · Nespelem · Oroville · Prosser · Raymond · Stanwood · Tenino · Twisp · Vashon · Woodinville · Belfair · Benton City · Buena · Cashmere · College Place · Coupeville · Darrington · Davenport · Dayton · Elma · Ferndale · Fife · Ford · Fruitland · Graham · Granite Falls · Inchelium · La Conner · Langley · Lopez Island · Lynden · Manson · Mountlake Terrace · Multiple · Multiple Cities · Multiple, Per Site · Napavine · North Bonneville · Ocean Shores · Okanogan · Pacific · Port Hadlock · Republic · Roosevelt · Roslyn · Samammish · Sedro Woolley · Selah · Snoqualmie · Soap Lake · South Bend · Spanaway · Sumas · Sumner · Taholah · Tonasket · Wellpinit · Winlock · Winthrop · Zillah
Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov