Low Income & Subsidized Housing in Alabama

1,653 assisted properties with about 118,786 subsidized units, drawn from HUD administrative records. Typical tenant-paid rent across them averages around $333/mo.

0
PB Section 8 buildings
0
public housing developments
0
LIHTC tax-credit properties
151
cities with inventory

Largest cities for low income housing in Alabama

CityPropertiesAssisted unitsAvg rent range
Birmingham12613,524$69–$494
Mobile877,506$140–$646
Montgomery826,863$208–$517
Huntsville635,968$146–$713
Tuscaloosa594,151$192–$473
Gadsden272,903$107–$379
Bessemer202,714$190–$517
Selma322,274$126–$366
Phenix City202,078$317–$388
Decatur211,998$316–$412
Sylacauga191,718$254–$408
Florence241,633$193–$392
Opelika151,363$265–$368
Northport251,362$239–$449
Alexander City111,310$190–$389
Madison151,256$384–$414
Anniston121,215$225–$423
Eufaula161,132$177–$393
Dothan191,123$149–$430
Athens151,046$194–$381
Cullman161,043$278–$381
Boaz11999$329–$429
Jasper12983$291–$385
Tuscumbia10932$192–$332
Guntersville11884$296–$341

All cities with subsidized housing in Alabama

Grouped alphabetically; every listing links to its full city database page.

Fair Market Rents by county

CountyTracked properties2-BR FMR
Missing, Alabama207
Jefferson County150
Mobile County117
Tuscaloosa County78
Montgomery County72
Madison County71
Baldwin County42
Etowah County37
Marshall County36
Talladega County34
Lauderdale County33
Dallas County29
Morgan County29
Walker County26
Calhoun County25
DeKalb County24
Cullman County21
Houston County21
Lee County21
Marion County21
Jackson County20
Barbour County19
Colbert County19
Russell County19
Clarke County17

How FMRs work →

Housing agencies operating in Alabama