Affordable Housing in the United States
Income-restricted apartments from HUD's Low-Income Housing Tax Credit database and HUD-assisted multifamily properties, with unit counts and programs. 23,752 affordable housing properties · Data as of 10/25/2026
- Affordable Housing Properties in the U.S.
- 23,752
- As of 10/25/2026
- Most in one state
- California
- 1,795 affordable housing properties
- Most common type
- Senior Apartments
- 15,073 affordable housing properties
- States and territories
- 55
- With at least one affordable housing property
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Largest affordable housing properties
By number of units, HUD
- Foxchase of Alexandria2,113Subsidized Apartment · 2,113 units · 766 North Howard St., Alexandria, VA
- Manhattan Plaza1,689Subsidized Apartment · 1,689 units · 400 West 43rd Street, New York, NY
- 1199 Plaza1,594Subsidized Apartment · 1,594 units · 2120 First Ave, New York, NY
- Riverside Plaza1,303Subsidized Apartment · 1,303 units · 1525 S 4th St, Minneapolis, MN
- Harbor PointSeniors1,283Senior Apartment · 1,283 units · 320 Mount Vernon St, Boston, MA
- Lincoln VillageSeniors1,213Senior Apartment · 1,213 units · 106 Country Club Blvd, Worcester, MA
- Stevenson Commons948Subsidized Apartment · 948 units · 755 White Plains Rd, New York, NY
- Triborough Preservation875Subsidized Apartment · 875 units · 510 E 156th St, New York, NY
- Euclid Beach ApartmentsSeniors811Senior Apartment · 811 units · 125 E 156th St, Cleveland, OH
- Northtown Phase II791Subsidized Apartment · 791 units · 4 River Rd, New York, NY
Types of affordable housing properties
Nationwide, open locations
- Senior Apartments15,073
- Subsidized Apartments8,679
Frequently asked questions
- How many affordable housing properties are in the U.S.?
- Our data lists 23,752 affordable housing properties across all 50 states, D.C. and U.S. territories, as of 10/25/2026.
- Which state has the most affordable housing properties?
- California has the most with 1,795, followed by Ohio (1,393), New York (1,357), Pennsylvania (1,049).
- Where does this affordable housing property data come from?
- It comes from official public data published by U.S. government agencies. Each page lists its source and the date it was last updated.