Low-Income Apartments in Oak Harbor, Washington

14 Communities
737 Low-Income Units

These Oak Harbor 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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14 Tax-Credit Communities in Oak Harbor

Community Address Low-Income Units Total Units Year
300 West 300 W 16 16 1988
Cambridge Cove 470 Se 4Th Avenue, 98277 36 37 1991
Chelsea Apartments 280 Ne Izett St, 98277 39 40 2013
Fir Village Apartments 869 North Oak Harbor Rd, 98277 29 29 2008
Harbor Heights 31 Nw Crosby Ave, 98277 37 37 1989
Harbor Ridge Apartments 950 N Oak Harbor St, 98277 31 32 1993
Harbor Village Apartments 55 Sw 6Th Ave, 98227 27 28 2009
Lexy Manor 300 Ne Seventh Ave, 98277 25 26 1999
Madrona Manor (Oak Harbor) 890 Sw Kimball Dr, 98277 49 49 1996
Newport Apartments 280 Ne Izett St, 98277 16 16 2013
Oak Bay Station 116 Barron Drive, 98277 81 82 1997
Oak Harbor Estates 191 Ne Ernst St, 98277 42 42 1987
Sag Preservation Portfolio 1 Multiple, 98277 293 298 2019
Victorian Village 16 16 1989

Oak Harbor Low-Income Apartment FAQs

HUD's LIHTC database lists 14 tax-credit apartment communities in Oak Harbor, together offering about 737 income-restricted units out of 748 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 Washington Section 8 waiting lists to apply for a voucher.

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

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