Low Income & Subsidized Housing in West Virginia

629 assisted properties with about 31,959 subsidized units, drawn from HUD administrative records. Typical tenant-paid rent across them averages around $340/mo.

237
PB Section 8 buildings
50
public housing developments
292
LIHTC tax-credit properties
63
cities with inventory

Largest cities for low income housing in West Virginia

CityPropertiesAssisted unitsAvg rent range
Charleston573,163$180–$406
Huntington392,240$178–$438
Wheeling412,066$210–$433
Martinsburg242,015$312–$379
Parkersburg251,363$248–$403
Beckley171,036$213–$407
Clarksburg8763$297–$386
Fairmont10656$194–$373
Princeton10583$296–$393
Morgantown11568$260–$390
Weirton8481$367–$435
Buckhannon6477$295–$479
Keyser8450$316–$415
Moundsville6436$363–$422
South Charleston8433$276–$415
Lewisburg8414$324–$375
Bluefield4397$289–$344
Elkins8385$383–$392
Charles Town7349$364–$364
Dunbar4346$328–$420
Williamson4339$316–$324
Grafton7337$308–$310
Saint Albans3325$376–$407
Wellsburg5310$321–$395
Ripley6301$345–$345

All cities with subsidized housing in West Virginia

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

Fair Market Rents by county

CountyTracked properties2-BR FMR
Missing, West Virginia92
Kanawha County86$1,036
Cabell County40$973
Ohio County34$991
Wood County28$928
Berkeley County22$1,233
Raleigh County22$944
Harrison County20$955
Greenbrier County18$924
Marion County15$1,007
Mercer County14$896
Fayette County12$915
Wayne County12$973
Jefferson County11$1,251
Preston County11$1,099
Putnam County11$1,054
Marshall County10$991
Mason County10$869
Mineral County10$869
Monongalia County10$1,099
Brooke County8$973
Jackson County8$869
Lincoln County8$869
Randolph County8$929
Hancock County7$973

How FMRs work →

Housing agencies operating in West Virginia