Fairfield High Rise Public Housing Fairfield, IL

Profile last updated · Data vintage: HUD FY2025

Fairfield High Rise is a Public Housing community in Fairfield, IL with 212 units reporting 90% occupancy. Assisted residents pay about $401/month on average. The property reported a typical wait of roughly 38 months.

212
total units
90%
occupancy
$401
avg resident rent
38 mo
reported wait

Resident & program facts (HUD-reported)

Program(s)Public Housing
Address303 N 1st St, Fairfield, IL 62837 Map →
Average household income$20,733/yr
Average personal income$13,354/yr
People per unit1.6
Moved in within last year23%
Households below 30% AMI65%
Households below 50% AMI85%
One-bedroom share69%

How to apply at Fairfield High Rise

Public housing: owned by the local housing authority, with rents set at about 30% of household income. Apply through the authority.

  1. Call or visit the management office at 303 N 1st St, Fairfield; ask if the waitlist is open and request an application.
  2. Gather ID, Social Security cards, birth certificates, and proof of all income. Applications are always free.
  3. Claim eligible preferences (homelessness, veteran, local residency) with documentation.
  4. Respond fast to interview letters; verify rent expectations against your budget (~$401/mo average here).

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of subsidy does Fairfield High Rise have?
Public Housing. Public housing: owned by the local housing authority, with rents set at about 30% of household income. Apply through the authority.
How much is rent at Fairfield High Rise?
Residents report average rents near $401/month in HUD administrative data. Under most federal programs you pay roughly 30% of adjusted income — your actual amount depends on household income and unit size.
How do I apply at Fairfield High Rise?
Contact the management office at 303 N 1st St in Fairfield. Ask whether the waitlist is open, request an application, and claim any preferences you qualify for. There is never a fee to apply for HUD-subsidized housing.

Figures from HUD's Picture of Subsidized Households (FY2025) and/or LIHTC database (2024); administrative averages that may lag current conditions. Equal Housing Opportunity. This site is not affiliated with HUD or the property owner.