Affordable senior housing in Connecticut

120 HUD Section 202 and 48 USDA Section 515 (rural) subsidized-apartment properties for adults 62+ with low income, across 94 cities. Rent is typically capped near 30% of income; most have waiting lists, so apply early and to several. Contact each property directly.

Who qualifies: generally 62+ with income at or below about 50% of area median income (many units target 30%). The exact limit depends on your county and household size — look up your county’s income limit ↗.

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