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Low Income Apartments for Rent in Downtown Madison
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Good Value1 BED$1,825+2 BEDS$1,595+3 BEDS$2,500+The Heights
2206 University Ave, Madison, WI 53726 -
1 Month FreeTotal Monthly Price Total Monthly Price NewSTUDIO$1,630+1 BED$1,775+2 BEDS$2,119+Base Rent$1,630 - $2,375Required Monthly FeesNoneTotal Monthly Price$1,630 - $2,375Vicino Apartments
1235 Regent St, Madison, WI 53715 -
2 BEDS$1,319+3 BEDS$1,519+4 BEDS$2,066+Valor on Washington
1314-1326 E Washington Ave, Madison, WI 53703 -
Good ValueSTUDIO$1,460+2 BEDS$2,275+Park Central
301 S Ingersoll St, Madison, WI 53703 -
Exceptional ValueSTUDIO$1,070City Row
602 E Johnson St, Madison, WI 53703 -
1 BED$1,138+2 BEDS$1,400+
402 W Wilson Street
402 W Wilson St, Madison, WI 53703 -
1 BED$803
The Shield
22 N Blount St, Madison, WI 53703 -
Price Drop. $255 Off1 BED$867
8Twenty Park
820 S Park St, Madison, WI 53715
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Low-Income Housing in Downtown Madison Neighborhood in Madison, WI
Browse a wide selection of low-income apartments for rent in Downtown Madison. If you're searching for affordable apartments to fit your budget, it's important to be aware of the opportunities available to you. There are a variety of programs that may be accepted by low-income communities. Some might take part in the Low-Income Housing Credit Program, or Section 42, while others might accept vouchers through the Housing Choice Voucher Program, or Section 8. Since these programs are different, call the apartment community you’re interested in and ask which program they participate in.
Before you apply for an income restricted apartment, make sure you qualify for Section 8 housing in Downtown Madison by contacting the local public housing agency, or PHA. You must meet certain requirements based on the area median income, or AMI, and that amount varies depending on location. Section 8 housing is often more difficult to find than other affordable housing programs since properties must meet certain guidelines to qualify for the program, and not all properties accept Section 8 vouchers.
There are 10 income-restricted apartments available in Downtown Madison. To find out if the apartment community you’re interested in accepts Section 8, look at their requirements or call the property directly and ask.
Top Budget-Friendly Neighborhoods in Madison
(For 1 bedroom apartments)- Neighborhoods Average Sq Ft Average Rent
- Hawthorne 627 Sq Ft $1,196/mo
- Burr Oaks 616 Sq Ft $1,212/mo
- Bram's Addition 614 Sq Ft $1,219/mo
- Berkeley Oaks 655 Sq Ft $1,239/mo
- Sherman 723 Sq Ft $1,254/mo
- South Madison 660 Sq Ft $1,377/mo
- Ridgewood 724 Sq Ft $1,398/mo
- Carpenter-Ridgeway 656 Sq Ft $1,422/mo
- Eken Park 693 Sq Ft $1,504/mo
- West Madison 728 Sq Ft $1,554/mo
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