Low Income & Subsidized Housing in Montana

415 assisted properties with about 16,088 subsidized units, drawn from HUD administrative records. Typical tenant-paid rent across them averages around $367/mo.

246
PB Section 8 buildings
12
public housing developments
270
LIHTC tax-credit properties
34
cities with inventory

Largest cities for low income housing in Montana

CityPropertiesAssisted unitsAvg rent range
Missoula472,122$289–$532
Billings372,093$304–$513
Bozeman331,970$300–$480
Great Falls371,838$247–$577
Helena241,232$276–$511
Kalispell271,030$329–$449
Butte16914$314–$367
Hamilton11414$417–$417
Livingston8263$317–$357
Havre14257$215–$292
Anaconda4241$256–$408
Whitefish8229$419–$433
Browning6184
Sidney4175$443–$503
Glasgow3169$400–$437
Polson6146$411–$462
Dillon4140$340–$370
Lewistown5118$389–$412
Miles City4118$288–$359
Belgrade5108
Pablo5101
Harlem498
Columbia Falls491$384–$384
Laurel485$361–$361
Libby385$249–$337

All cities with subsidized housing in Montana

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

Fair Market Rents by county

CountyTracked properties2-BR FMR
Missoula County46$1,655
Flathead County42$1,691
Gallatin County38$2,154
Yellowstone County38$1,417
Cascade County37$1,284
Missing, Montana29
Lewis and Clark County24$1,647
Lake County19$1,444
Ravalli County17$1,423
Silver Bow County15$1,414
Glacier County9$1,275
Hill County8$1,307
Park County8$1,605
Blaine County7$1,184
Fergus County5$1,446
Roosevelt County5$1,201
Beaverhead County4$1,072
Big Horn County4$1,302
Carbon County4$1,417
Custer County4$1,608
Deer Lodge County4$1,080
Lincoln County4$1,170
Richland County4$1,312
Rosebud County4$1,186
Toole County4$1,230

How FMRs work →

Housing agencies operating in Montana