Corvallis, OR Low Income Housing

8 low income housing apartment complexes in Corvallis, Oregon.

Apartments Listed:

Updated HUD listings.
Income (based) restricted housing tax credit apartments.
Section 8 apartments.
Corvallis, OR Housing Authority.
Public Housing.
Non profit senior and family low income apartments.

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Low Income/Affordable Housing in Corvallis, OR statistics

How does income and housing costs in Corvallis compare with Oregon income averages.

Average affordable monthly apartment cost in Corvallis	$740.00
State of Oregon Median Income	$109,800
State of Oregon Median Metropolitan Income	$67,600
State of Oregon Median Non-Metropolitan Income	$53,300

Corvallis, OR Low Income Housing: 8 Active Listings

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Walnut Court

842 Ne 2nd St Corvallis, OR - 97330

1 bdrm

Senior Housing

5 of 8

Oak Crest

3422 Lancaster St Corvallis, OR - 97330

2 bdrm / 3 bdrm

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Alexander Court Apartments

100 SW Alexander A Corvallis, OR - 97333

Low-Income Tax Credit property. Alexander Court is an affordable housing community offering one, two and three bedroom units for those that meet income restrictions and selection criteria. A limited number of units are reserved for victims of domestic violence. Rental subsidies may be available to reduce resident rental obligations. Property Detail ...

Income Limits in Corvallis, Oregon. Benton County, OR Income Limits Summary*

Income Limit Area		Benton County
Median Income		$109,800
Income Limit Category		Very Low (50%) Income Limits	Extremely Low Income Limits
Person(s) In Family	1	$37,800	$22,680
	2	$43,200	$25,920
	3	$48,600	$29,160
	4	$54,000	$32,400
	5	$58,350	$34,992

* Important: Your income, and income limit category, is needed to apply to most of the apartments on our list.

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Apartment Rates

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