Low-Income Housing

Low-income housing refers to affordable living accommodations designed for individuals or families with limited financial resources. These homes are typically subsidized by government programs or nonprofit organizations to ensure that rent costs are manageable, often not exceeding a specified percentage of a tenant's income. The goal is to provide safe, decent, and stable housing to those who might otherwise struggle to afford adequate shelter. Low-income housing can include apartments, single-family homes, and community developments, and it plays a crucial role in addressing homelessness and housing insecurity.