Low-Income Apartments in West Virginia

340 Properties
11,739 Low-Income Units
117 Cities

West Virginia has 340 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 11,739 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 West Virginia's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Cities in West Virginia

Charleston 27 Parkersburg 18 Wheeling 18 Martinsburg 16 Huntington 13 Morgantown 10 Beckley 9 Fairmont 7 Princeton 7 Charles Town 6 Lewisburg 6 Clarksburg 5 Elkins 5 Hurricane 5 Mineral Wells 5 Shinnston 5 South Charleston 5 Elkview 4 Keyser 4 Milton 4 Mt Hope 4 New Martinsville 4 Oak Hill 4 Ripley 4 St Albans 4 Summersville 4 Barboursville 3 Beaver 3 Bridgeport 3 Buckhannon 3 Grafton 3 Moundsville 3 Ranson 3 Sissonville 3 Weirton 3

Other West Virginia communities with tax-credit apartments

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

Belle · Bluefield · Bruceton Mills · Craigsville · Cross Lanes · Culloden · Elizabeth · Fayetteville · Gassaway · Hinton · Kearneysville · Masontown · Moorefield · Nitro · Philippi · Poca · Pt Pleasant · Reedsville · Ridgeley · Shepherdstown · Spencer · Sutton · Union · Wayne · Weston · White Sulphur Springs · Williamstown · Winfield · Accoville · Alum Creek · Amherstdale · Belington · Belmont · Berkeley Springs · Bloomingrose · Buffalo · Bunker Hill · Cabin Creek · Chester · Cowen · Daniels · Dunbar · Eleanor · Falling Waters · Follansbee · Fort Gay · Franklin · Gilbert · Glen Dale · Glenville · Grantsville · Harpers Ferry · Harrisville · Hartford · Kenova · Kermit · Kingwood · Lavalette · Logan · Madison · Mannington · Matewan · Montgomery · Mullens · New Haven · Oceana · Parsons · Pennsboro · Pineville · Rainelle · Ravenswood · Red House · Rock View · Romney · Sistersville · Smithers · Sophia · Terra Alta · Walkersville · Welch · West Hamlin · Williamson

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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