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Imagine Housing’s apartment homes are for low income individuals and families. In order to qualify for an apartment, you must know how your income compares to the King County Area Median Income (AMI). Our residents earn between 0-60% of AMI.

Each Imagine Housing community has its own leasing office, and application process.

If you would like to check availability on an apartment, please call or email the apartment community directly using the contact information listed on the page for that apartment building. The property manager can help you determine your income level and if you qualify for low-income housing.

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Imagine Housing does not process applications through our main office. Our application process is handled by professional management companies. Please note: we do not accept reusable tenant screening reports.

How do I know if I qualify for low-income housing?

In order to qualify for an apartment, you must know how your income compares to the King County Area Median Income (AMI). Our residents earn between 0-60% of AMI.

The set-aside percentage is effectively your income level, relative to the King County median income. These levels correspond with tiered rent levels in our apartments. Most buildings have apartments reserved for people in the 30%, 40%, 50%, and 60% ranges.

The income listed in the chart is the maximum income you can have for that type of apartment.

Step one: Calculate your gross total household income. Include any child support, TANF, etc.

Step two: Count up all the members of your household.

Step three: Look at the chart below. Start by finding your household size

Step four: The numbers in the column below household size are the maximum household income for that set-aside percentage. Find where your household size meets with your gross income. The percent on the left is your Area Median Income.

Step five: Look at Our Communities page for communities that match your AMI.

Step six: Contact the property manager(s) to ask about the building(s) you are interested in.

2023 Multifamily Tax Subsidy Income Limites

All income limits shown in the following table are applicable in low-income housing credit projects that are using the income averaging test for compliance subsequent to the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2018, Pub.L. No. 115-141, 132 Stat. 348 (SEC. 103.). Please note, some programs may use different income limits.
Our property managers can help you determine your income level and if you qualify for low-income housing.

Set-aside Percentage	1-Person	2-Person	3-Person	4-Person	5-Person	6-Person	7-Person	8-Person
30%	28,770	32,880	36,990	41,100	44,400	47,700	50,970	54,270
40%	38,360	43,840	49,320	54,800	59,200	63,600	67,960	72,360
50%	47,950	54,800	61,650	68,500	74,000	79,500	84,950	90,450
60%	57,540	65,760	73,980	82,200	88,800	95,400	101,940	108,540

How to use the table above:
Find your household size, then find the number that matches your household’s income. The set aside percentage on the far left is where you qualify.

For instance, if Mary is single and has two children, she has a 3-Person household. Her total household income is 32,000 dollars a year. She is in the 30% set-aside percentage. She would qualify for a 30% unit.