Low Income Apartments for Rent in Phoenix, AZ

PARADISE VILLAGE APTS

2525 E AIRE LIBRE AVE, PHOENIX, AZ 85032
602-788-9409
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 62
• Total number of low income units for rent: 62
• Type of construction: Acquisition and Rehab

• Number of 1-bedroom units: 28
• Number of 2-bedroom units: 24
• Number of 3-bedroom units: 10
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• Phoenix, AZ

ROSEWOOD COURT

(5/5)

5104 N. 16TH AVE., PHOENIX, AZ 85015
949-242-9281
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 50
• Total number of low income units for rent: 49
• Type of construction: New construction

• Number of 1-bedroom units: 12
• Number of 2-bedroom units: 22
• Number of 3-bedroom units: 16

Mohammed Abdullah

(5.0/5)

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• Phoenix, AZ

VENTANA PALMS APTS

(1.6/5)

7021 W MCDOWELL RD, PHOENIX, AZ 85035
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 160
• Total number of low income units for rent: 32
• Type of construction: New construction

Diamond

(3.3/5)

This apartment complex does not supply hot water to residents and the place looks like it hasnt changed since the 80s My mom moved in midMarch and we have complained verbally and in writing about the water not getting ho more ...

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• Phoenix, AZ

VICTORY PLACE PHASE IV

3820 S 9TH STREET, PHOENIX, AZ 85040
310-568-9100
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 96
• Total number of low income units for rent: 96
• Type of construction: New construction

• Number of 1-bedroom units: 96
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MADISON POINT

(4/5)

4204 N NINTH ST, PHOENIX, AZ 85014
520-322-2540
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 60
• Total number of low income units for rent: 60
• Type of construction: New construction

• Number of 1-bedroom units: 12
• Number of 2-bedroom units: 32
• Number of 3-bedroom units: 16

stayinthelite violet

(4.3/5)

Just moved in and am loving it The office manager Najiidah is really awesome Shes professional efficient and friendly That goes ditto for Leo in Maintenance too Ive had several matters that were done to my satisfaction more ...

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• Phoenix, AZ

STEPPING STONE PLACE

1325 N 14TH ST, PHOENIX, AZ 85006
602-254-3247
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 83
• Total number of low income units for rent: 83
• Type of construction: New construction

• Number of efficiencies: 54
• Number of 1-bedroom units: 28
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LOS TRES APTS - LA TERRAZA

(2/5)

5333 E THOMAS RD, PHOENIX, AZ 85018
505-923-9607
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 160
• Total number of low income units for rent: 156
• Type of construction: Acquisition and Rehab

• Number of efficiencies: 48
• Number of 1-bedroom units: 88
• Number of 2-bedroom units: 24

Ben Jackson

(1.8/5)

Something needs to seriously be done about the ACChiller system here Ive noticed for 4 years straight that the apartments are not cool inside They need to just replace the entire chiller system I did a walk around tour o more ...

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STERLING POINT APTS PHASE II

(3.6/5)

3802 E BASELINE RD, PHOENIX, AZ 85042
602-279-8484
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 300
• Total number of low income units for rent: 299
• Type of construction: New construction

• Number of 1-bedroom units: 40
• Number of 2-bedroom units: 156
• Number of 3-bedroom units: 96
• Number of 4-bedroom units: 8

ChristinaRose Bacher Rosey

(3.5/5)

I have been here at Sterling Point 2 years come Sept 1st 2021 1st in a 2br and now in a 1br different areas of the community and both on 1st floorIn all this time the 1st and only pest encounter Ive had was a few months more ...

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MEMORIAL TOWERS

(3.6/5)

1401 S SEVENTH AVE, PHOENIX, AZ 85007
614-451-2151
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 153
• Total number of low income units for rent: 152
• Type of construction: New construction

• Number of 1-bedroom units: 153

Anne Blaise

(3.8/5)

I will recommend this complex to more senior citizens

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ALTA VISTA VILLAGE

(1.8/5)

4540-4647 N. 39TH AVE., PHOENIX, AZ 85019
480-354-1922
Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Arizona Department of Housing
• Total number of rental units: 182
• Total number of low income units for rent: 182
• Type of construction: Acquisition and Rehab

• Number of efficiencies: 5
• Number of 1-bedroom units: 44
• Number of 2-bedroom units: 119
• Number of 3-bedroom units: 14

Marie Rodrguez

(2.6/5)

When I first moved in the first couple of months management answered the phone and maintenance request After I got neighbors I started getting roaches called maintenance no response and the office seems to never be ope more ...

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SECTION 8 ACCEPTED

706 E SOUTHERN AVENUE, PHOENIX, AZ 85040

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

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MADISON POINTE

(602) 237 - 6571

4150 N. 9TH STREET, PHOENIX, AZ 85014

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

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CINNABARR APARTMENTS

(1.6/5)

(623) 931 - 6335

4141 WEST GLENDALE AVENUE, PHOENIX, AZ 85051

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

Tyler Elliott

(2.8/5)

They straight up STOLE MONEY FROM US. Directly handed our money orders to management and never had any issues paying rent for the 2 years weve been here. Without notice a sheriff comes to my door and tells me Im more ...

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MOUNTAIN VISTA APARTMENTS

(2.4/5)

(602) 276 - 5991

358 E ROESER RD, PHOENIX, AZ 85040

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

nicole arroyo

(2.3/5)

Honestly I wish they would have more consideration for all tenants that utilize the facilities. I continue to get my clothes locked in the laundry room overnight. I understand that they are trying to keep the individua more ...

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VENTANA PALMS APARTMENTS

(2.8/5)

(623) 849 - 8680

7021 W MCDOWELL RD, PHOENIX , AZ 85035

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

The Controversial Gamer

(3.4/5)

I rented an apartment here for 1 year. Upon moving into the apartment, only 2 of approximately 20 outlets in the apartment worked. Then, we started experiencing problems with the AC unit. It was running 24/7 to keep the house at 75 degrees, even in months where the average temp outside was in the 80s. This drove our power bill through the roof, but management always insisted the unit was fine. The stove was on uneven flooring/ground, which resulted in liquids pooling in a corner of a pan- made the stove top useless. We started noticing cockroaches in the guest bathroom 3 months after moving in, but management never handled it. Even after \"roach treatment\" was applied by management we continuously had roaches. A construction company was doing work on the balcony outside our front door at one point and rammed something through our wall. There was a hole letting in bugs and hot air for almost two weeks, although we reported it the day it happened. I still have photos and emails from this complaint. At one point, the big fluorescent light in the kitchen burned out. We were going to replace it ourselves but management told us we couldnt, because it was under a plastic covering it was something they had to handle. We waited almost three weeks and cooked in the dark with candles because they couldnt come change a lightbulb we werent allowed to change ourselves. At one point we noticed discoloration to the wall in the guest bathroom, which appeared to be mold. We reported it to management who ignored it for over a month. By the time they decided to deal with it, the wall had horrible water damage and had to be knocked out for repairs. This left the guest bathroom as a construction zone for at least a week. Lastly, the cleaning. We moved out an entire month before our lease was up and just bit the bullet with the final wasted month of rent. During that last month we came in almost every day to do cleaning to ensure we wouldnt incur any last second \"cleaning\" charges; this included cleaning on top of the fans, which is where a lot of apartment management companies try to get you. Guess what? A month of cleaning was apparently not clean enough. We were not returned our security deposit AND were charged for the cost of a cleaning company to come in post our move-out date. We were so done with the place that we just shut up and paid.Other things about living here that would also lead me to recommend finding another place: 1. The pool reeked so strongly of chlorine that you could smell it even when the pool wasnt visible to you (from around the corner and the mailbox area). I know they need to keep things clean, but we were afraid to ever use the pool because it smelled like that chlorine content was way to high. 2. Parking is non-existent. You only get one spot per apartment, not per tenant, and youll find yourself fighting for a spot if you ever come back to the apartments past 5:00 p.m. Same goes for guests; hopefully you never have any, because they wont be able to find parking. 3. Constant sound from the 10 and McDowell, ambulances and car chases can be heard at all hours. 4. Because of the lower prices, youll find that a lot of families move into these apartments; this meant we had kids drawing on, screaming outside of, and \"ding dong ditching\" our door all the time- for some reason they were never supervised. 5. Our apartment was broken into while we lived here. There were no signs of forced entry and we did NOT leave the door unlocked. The only way this happened is if somebody with a key from the management team either came in and forgot to lock up, or one of their employees unlocked our door and stole our stuff. This was ultimately the last straw that led us to leave, as we started sleeping with the door barricaded with actual furniture from fear.Ill be honest, if none of this screams red flags to you then youll be okay. However, if any of it does, dont waste your energy on this place. This isnt luxury; its below poverty, and the management will be sneaky about making everything seem out of their hands. more ...

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