Falcon Ridge Senior Residences LIHTC Omaha, NE

Profile last updated · Data vintage: HUD LIHTC 2024

Falcon Ridge Senior Residences is a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) community in Omaha, NE with 50 units. Rents are set relative to household income.

50
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occupancy
avg resident rent
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Resident & program facts (HUD-reported)

Program(s)Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)
Address18011 Drexel Street, Omaha, NE 11111 Map →
Tax-credit (LI) units40
Placed in service2024
Affordability term45 years

How to apply at Falcon Ridge Senior Residences

LIHTC tax-credit: units reserved for households within set income bands renting below market rate. Apply at the leasing office; you'll need steady income within limits.

  1. Call or visit the management office at 18011 Drexel Street, Omaha; 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.

Other subsidized housing in Omaha

Nearby subsidized housing (within ~10 km)

PropertyLocationDistance
Millard Senior Residences LIHTCOmaha3.5 km
Gretna Apts LIHTCGretna5.6 km
Scattered Sites Sw Public HousingOmaha6.1 km
Gretna Crown LIHTCPB Section 8Gretna6.1 km

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of subsidy does Falcon Ridge Senior Residences have?
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC). LIHTC tax-credit: units reserved for households within set income bands renting below market rate. Apply at the leasing office; you'll need steady income within limits.
How much is rent at Falcon Ridge Senior Residences?
Rents are income-based: expect to pay roughly 30% of adjusted monthly household income under the building's federal program.
How do I apply at Falcon Ridge Senior Residences?
Contact the management office at 18011 Drexel Street in Omaha. 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.