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Maximum Affordable Gross Rent and Income Limits

Overview

The following tables, effective December 1st, 2011 (until superseded),  are used by housing developers to determine eligibility for CHFA bond financing and tax credit programs.  In addition, the tables may be used by Developers, Management Agents, and Owners to determine affordable housing occupant eligibility (based on income) and rent limits.

Please see Special Income Limits, at the bottom of this page, for Housing and Economic Recovery Act (HERA) "impacted area" income limits, Held Harmless area income limits, and Section 8 income limits.

 

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Andover

Metro Area:Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT HUD Metro FMR Area
Median Income:$87,700.00

 

  • Tax-Exempt Bond Financing Income/Rent Limits

Developers may be eligible for Tax-Exempt Bond Financing if 20% of a development’s units are occupied by residents with gross incomes 80% or less than the area median gross income (AMGI), adjusted for family size.  The table below lists the occupant maximum income limits and unit rent limit associated with Tax-Exempt Bond Financing.

Median Income:$87,700.00
80% of Median Income$70,160.00
150% of Median Income$131,550.00
Qualified   Rent$1,754.00

 

 

  • Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) 20%-50% Income/Rent Limits

Developers may be eligible for LIHTC and / or Tax-Exempt Bond Financing if 20% of a development’s units are occupied by residents with gross incomes 50% or less than the area median gross income (AMGI), adjusted for family size (20-50 test).  The table below lists the occupant maximum income limits and unit rent limits associated with LIHTC 20% - 50% financing.

LIHTC 20-50 Rent/Income Limitsmin. 20% of Units @ 50% HUD median income
Unit Size EquivalentPersons Per UnitHUD  Maximum IncomeMaximum Rent per Month
0 Bedroom1 $30,700.00$767.00
1 Bedroom1.5 $32,900.00$822.00
2  $35,100.00$877.00
2 Bedrooms3  $39,500.00$987.00
4  $43,850.00$1,096.00
3 Bedrooms4.5$45,625.00$1,140.00
5$47,400.00$1,185.00
4 Bedrooms6  $50,900.00$1,272.00
 7  $54,400.00$1,360.00
Unit Size EquivalentPersons Per UnitHUD Maximum IncomeMaximum Rent per Month

 

 

  • Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) 40%-60% Income/Rent Limits

Developers may be eligible for LIHTC and / or Tax-Exempt Bond Financing if 40% of a development’s units are occupied by residents with gross incomes 60% or less than  the area median gross income (AMGI), adjusted for family size (40-60 test).  The table below lists the occupant maximum income limits and unit rent limits associated with LIHTC 40% - 60% financing.

LIHTC 40-60 Rent/Income Limitsmin. 40% of Units @ 60% HUD median income
Unit Size EquivalentPersons Per UnitHUD  Maximum IncomeMaximum Rent per Month
0 Bedroom1 $36,840.00$921.00
1 Bedroom1.5 $39,480.00$987.00
2  $42,120.00$1,053.00
2 Bedrooms3  $47,400.00$1,185.00
4  $52,620.00$1,315.00
3 Bedrooms4.5$54,750.00$1,368.00
5$56,880.00$1,422.00
4 Bedrooms6  $61,080.00$1,527.00
 7  $65,280.00$1,632.00
Unit Size EquivalentPersons Per UnitHUD Maximum IncomeMaximum Rent per Month

 

 

  • Deep Target Financing Income/Rent Limits

Developers may be eligible for “Deep Target” financing if units are occupied by residents with gross incomes 25% or less than the area median gross income (AMGI), adjusted for family size.  The table below lists the occupant maximum income limits and unit rent limits associated with Deep Target Financing.

Deep Targeting Rent/Income Limits25% of Area Median Income
Unit Size EquivalentPersons Per UnitHUD  Maximum IncomeMaximum Rent per Month
0 Bedroom1 $15,350.00$383.00
1 Bedroom1.5 $16,450.00$411.00
2  $17,550.00$438.00
2 Bedrooms3  $19,750.00$493.00
4  $21,925.00$548.00
3 Bedrooms4.5$22,813.00$570.00
5$23,700.00$592.00
4 Bedrooms6  $25,450.00$636.00
 7  $27,200.00$680.00
Unit Size EquivalentPersons Per UnitHUD Maximum IncomeMaximum Rent per Month

 


Special Income Limits

Developers, Management Agents and Owners interested in learning the special income limits applicable to impacted areas in Connecticut under the Housing and Economic Recovery Act, Held Harmless Rule, and to Section 8 housing programs can download the documents below.

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2012 HERA Income Limits - Milford-Ansonia-Seymour HMFA
This is the HUD schedule of Maximum Affordable Rent and Income limits for use by housing develoments in Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Derby, Milford, Oxford and Seymour that are located in an impacted area under the Housing and Economic Recovery Act and were placed in service on or before December 31, 2008.
16Kpdf

2012 Section 8 Income Limits and Area Definitions
This is the HUD schedule of income limits for Section 8 housing programs and the definitions of Connecticut metropolitan and non-metropolitan areas.
81Kpdf

2012 HERA Income Limits - Windham County
This is the HUD schedule of Maximum Affordable Rent and Income Limits for use by housing developments in the Windham County area which is an impacted area under the Housing and Economic Recovery Act and were placed in service on or before December 31, 2008.
16Kpdf
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