Affordable Senior Apartments
Income-restricted (affordable) rental housing for older adults from government programs such as HUD Section 202, USDA Section 515, LIHTC, and state housing finance agencies. Rent is limited to households under income caps that vary by area. Market-rate senior apartments have no public registry.
We currently list 21,663 income-restricted affordable senior apartment properties across 54 states and territories from government housing data.
Affordable senior apartment rent context
County Fair Market Rent and income-limit rows light up when HUD data is loaded into this database. We do not invent FMRs while that file is pending.
Affordable Senior Apartments by state
21,496 licensed providers across 51 states and territories in this table. Open a state for costs, ratings, and the full directory.
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CMS rating distribution
No CMS star ratings are loaded for affordable senior apartments in the United States yet. When ratings exist, the 1–5 star distribution appears here.
How affordable senior apartments compares
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Other care types
- Assisted LivingHousing, meals, and help with daily activities, not full nursing care.
- In-Home CareNon-medical help at home with bathing, meals, and companionship, billed hourly.
- Nursing HomesAround-the-clock skilled care for serious health needs, often after a hospital stay.
- Home Health CareDoctor-ordered nursing or therapy delivered at home for a set period.
- Hospice CareComfort-focused care near the end of life, at home or a facility.
- Adult Day CareDaytime supervision and activities at a center, so caregivers get a break.
- Memory CareA secured, staffed setting built for people living with dementia.
- Independent LivingAge-restricted apartments with light services for seniors who live independently.
- Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC)One campus spanning independent living, assisted living, and nursing care.
- PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly)Medical and social services that help eligible seniors stay in their community.