National Housing & Community Development Law Project

National Housing & Community Development Law Project Apartment Details

Established in 1968, the goals of the national housing law project (NHLP) are to: increase and preserve the supply of decent affordable housing; improve housing conditions; expand and enforce low-income tenants' and homeowners' rights; and increase housing opportunities for minorities. NHLP provides legal and technical assistance, training, and resources to advocates who serve poor people. NHLP researches issues affecting the housing rights of low-income people and advocates for changes to public policy that increase access to decent affordable housing.
Over the past 40 years, NHLP has helped to establish many fundamental rights enjoyed by low-income tenants and homeowners and has preserved more than one million units of affordable housing.

Important information
Waiting Lists
Most low income apartments have waiting lists. Some of these lists can take years until you can be called for openings. The key is to try to get on as many waiting lists as possible.

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Apartment Rates
We provide current apartment rates on many listing pages. Most HUD listings do not have published rates. They are based on 30% of the renters adjustable gross income. You will need to contact the apartments to determine if you qualify for income based rent.

Apartment Rental and informational statistics for zip code

Median apartment rental rate in this zip code	$1,342
Population in zip code	30,703
Median age of those living in this zip code	36.9
Average household income of those living in this zip code	$75,764
Average home value in this zip code	$908,189