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Affordable Housing at Newport Village

Newport Village is proud to offer affordable rental set-aside apartments for households earning 40% and 50% of the Area Median Income (AMI), in partnership with the City of Alexandria Office of Housing. The program is designed to increase affordable housing opportunities in Alexandria and keep these homes affordable over the long term.

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Occupancy & Income Limits

Occupancy Limits
Bedrooms Household Size
Two Bedroom Up to 4 Persons
Three Bedroom Up to 6 Persons
Income Requirements – 40% AMI Program
Household Size Maximum Income
1 Person $46,520
2 People $53,160
3 People $59,800
4 People $66,440
Income Requirements – 50% AMI Program
Household Size Maximum Income
1 Person $58,150
2 People $66,450
3 People $74,750
4 People $83,050
5 People $89,700
6 People $96,350

Rent and income limits are set by the City of Alexandria Office of Housing and are updated each year after HUD releases new Area Median Income figures, typically in the spring. Figures shown are effective as of October 2026.

Monthly Costs to Know

Utilities: Residents are responsible for electric, gas, water, sewer, and trash. A mandatory WiFi charge of [WIFI FEE] per month also applies.

Parking: Parking for a resident’s first vehicle is $52 per month. Additional parking spaces are subject to standard community fees.

Monthly Costs to Know

Monthly Costs to Know

Utilities: Residents are responsible for electric, gas, water, sewer, and trash. A mandatory WiFi charge of [WIFI FEE] per month also applies.

Parking: Parking for a resident’s first vehicle is $52 per month. Additional parking spaces are subject to standard community fees.

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Qualification Requirements

Eligibility is based on household size and the total gross annual income of all adults in the household. Income must be at or below the limit for the apartment’s AMI level.

  • Employment: Paycheck stubs from all jobs — eight (8) most current paystubs if paid weekly, four (4) most current paystubs if paid biweekly.
  • Unemployment: Benefit documentation outlining the weekly award amount.
  • Workman’s Comp / Severance Pay: Three (3) most recent pay statements and the award letter showing the approved amount.
  • Bank Accounts: Five (5) months of statements from all accounts, current and complete, including all pages and separated by month.
  • Certificates of Deposit (CDs): The most recent statement.
  • Retirement Accounts: 401(k)s, IRAs, or similar — the most recent statement.
  • Taxes: Most current tax year with all W-2s and 1099s, if applicable. If you have not filed, contact the IRS for a statement of non-filing at 1-800-829-1040 or visit IRS.gov and search “Get My Taxes” to obtain a non-filing letter.
  • Social Security: Benefit form for the current year stating the monthly benefit amount, along with the prior year’s 1099.
  • Self-Employment: Two (2) years of complete tax returns with Schedule C showing profit/loss, including all 1099s and completed self-employment forms.
  • Pension: Two (2) to three (3) most recent monthly statements or stubs showing the awarded amount.
  • Child Support: Court agreement outlining the benefit amount. If received without a court order, provide a written statement indicating the amount and frequency received.
  • Alimony: Court agreement outlining the awarded amount and payment frequency.
  • Title IV / TANF: Most recent benefit form showing the awarded amount.
  • Real Estate: Applicants may not own real estate while residing in an affordable apartment.

Questions About the Program?

If you have any questions or would like to apply, please email us at [email protected]. In the subject line, please include "Newport Village".