The Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program
Danter and Associates has prepared this special resource collection for those interested in the Low
Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. The LIHTC program has been one of the most
important programs providing affordable housing in the United States since its
inception. Danter and Associates has been conducting market feasibility studies for
LIHTC projects since 1987.
Basic Information:
Information Resources
All data have been updated for 2017
Low Income Housing Tax Credit Maximum Income and Rent Database
Input the state and county and find out the area median rent, maximum
incomes by household size, and maximum rents by unit size.
Fair Market Rent Database
Qualified Census Tracts
Difficult Development Areas
- What they are
- List of qualifying areas by state
(metropolitan) through 2015 only. As of 2016, rather than a whole
metropolitan area being eligible as a DDA, certain ZCTAs (ZIP Code
Tabulation Areas) are selected. ZCTAs are the Census Bureau's approximation
of USPS ZIP Codes. These areas are now called Small Area Difficult
Development Areas (SADDAs). A list
of SADDAs by metro area can be found at HUDUser.
- List of qualifying areas by state
(nonmetropolitan areas)
Special Report: "The Impact of LIHTC Development on Local Schools."
We examined the number of children per household at LIHTC projects and compared
these data with national household trends. Available in HTML
or Acrobat formats.
Danter and Associates LIHTC Services
For more information, please call Terry Hall at (614) 221-9096 during
business hours (8 am to 5 pm) Eastern US time, or e-mail us at
thall@danter.com.
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