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NLIHC created the Rental Housing Programs Database (RHPD) to generate a better understanding of the diverse ways in which state and local governments use their own financial resources to close the gap between available federal funding for rental housing and the unmet needs of renters in their communities. The RHPD captures information on state and locally funded programs that create, preserve, or increase access to affordable rental housing; it includes program goals, target populations, tenant eligibility requirements, and other program characteristics. Explore the database below or read a summary of findings from the 2023 RHPD update in our report, State and Local Investments in Rental Housing

Instructions

Use the interactive map and filters below to explore the landscape of state- and locally funded rental housing programs in the U.S. To learn more about a program, click on its name in the database below; a pop-up will appear with full program details, including a link to the program’s website if available. To download the data as an Excel file, please click the “Export List (XLSX)” button. Please note that the download will only include the programs displayed in the table – to obtain information for all programs in the RHPD, please click “Reset” to remove all filters. Please email [email protected] to report updates or corrections to the information presented here. 

Program Name Location Program Type ? Income Eligibility Threshold ? Duration ?
Rural Affordable Housing Rental Program Maine Capital resources 80% AMI or less Affordability period is 45 years
Rural Housing Trust Fund Kentucky Capital resources 120% AMI or less Affordability period is 20 years
Rural Workforce Housing Fund Nebraska Capital resources
Salt Lake City Housing Trust Fund Program Salt Lake City, Utah Capital resources
San Antonio Housing Trust Fund San Antonio, Texas Both rental assistance & capital resources, Capital resources, Tenant-based rental assistance 60% AMI or less Rental assistance - Short-term (up to 7 months)
San Francisco Local Operating Subsidy Program (LOSP) San Francisco, California Project-based rental assistance The program does not limit eligibility based on income No predetermined time limit
San Jose Multifamily Affordable Housing Development Program San Jose, California Capital resources Other income eligibility criteria Affordability period is 55 years
SC Housing Trust Fund Supportive Housing Program South Carolina Capital resources 50% AMI or less Affordability period is 20 years
Scattered Site Program Arizona Tenant-based rental assistance The program does not limit eligibility based on income
Seattle Acquisition and Preservation Program Seattle, Washington Capital resources 60% AMI or less Affordability period is 20 years