HOME Program

Rent and income limits are established and updated periodically by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). They apply to the HOME-assisted units throughout the Period of Affordability.

Rent Limits For HOME-Assisted Units

Effective: July 1, 2024

The maximum allowable rent must be reduced by any tenant-paid utilities. When adjusting rents, use the utility allowances published by the Housing Authority of Clackamas County.

Any other utility allowance must be approved by the county. (Utilities do not include telephone or cable.)

Unit sizeLow home rent limitHigh home rent limit
Efficiency$1,032$1,323
1 bedroom1,1061,419
2 bedrooms1,3271,704
3 bedrooms1,5341,960
4 bedrooms1,7112,168
5 bedrooms1,8882,373
6 bedrooms2,0652,579

Tenant Income Limits For HOME-Assisted Units

Effective: May 1, 2024

 50%
Low CDBG/HOME, 2024
60%
Initial HOME, 2024
80%
Mod CDBG/HOME, 2024
1 person$41,300$49,650$66,100
2 people47,20056,64075,550
3 people53,10063,72085,000
4 people59,00070,80094,400
5 people63,75076,500102,000
6 people68,45082,140109,550
7 people73,20087,840117,100
8 people77,90093,480124,650

Important:

  • For projects with five or more HOME-assisted units, at least 20% of HOME-assisted units must have rents at or below the Low HOME Rents and the tenants' incomes must be at or below 50% of median income.
  • No tenant may sign an initial lease in a HOME-assisted unit if the household income exceeds 80% of AMI.
  • During occupancy, if a tenant's income rises above 80% of median income, then the tenants must pay 30% of their adjusted income for rent. Exception: federal tax credit projects.

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Fax:503-655-8676
Email:hacc@clackamas.us

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