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Colorado Division of Housing

Name: Colorado Division of Housing
Address: 1313 N Sherman St Ste 320, Denver, CO, 80203, US
Telephone: 3038647845

1313 N Sherman St Ste 320, Denver, CO, 80203

Information verified October 2, 2026·We re-check waiting list status daily·Waitlist data synced 9 hr ago

About This Property

Colorado Division of Housing operates 7,709 public housing units across Denver County. Both the public housing and Section 8 waitlists are currently closed. The authority manages affordable housing options for eligible residents in the Denver area.

Waitlist Information

Public Housing Waitlist

Closed

Opened September 8, 2026

The Public Housing and RAD waiting lists opened on September 8, 2026, for 0-BR apartments (for 1-person, elderly 62+ or disabled 18+) and 1-BR apartments (for 2-person, elderly 62+ or disabled 18+) in Rhodes, Eisenhower & Hubert Apartments, Kennedy & Franklin Towers, and Hensler Homes.

Last verified September 15, 2026

Section 8 (HCV) Waitlist

Closed

The Colorado Division of Housing does not directly administer a public-facing waiting list for Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) for individuals; applications are handled by local Public Housing Authorities it contracts with.

Last verified February 11, 2026

Waitlist data provided by section8waitlist.org

Updated October 2, 2026

Property Details

Total Units

7709

Fair Market Rent - Denver County, CO

FMR represents the estimated amount needed to cover rent and utilities for a moderately-priced unit in this area.

Bedrooms	FMR
Studio/Efficiency	$1,658
1 Bedroom	$1,835
2 Bedroom	$2,201
3 Bedroom	$2,874
4 Bedroom	$3,225

Income Limits - Denver County, CO

Annual income limits by household size used to determine eligibility for affordable housing programs.

1 Person

Extremely Low (30%): $22,050
Very Low (50%): $36,700
Low (80%): $55,950

2 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $25,200
Very Low (50%): $41,950
Low (80%): $63,950

3 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $28,350
Very Low (50%): $47,200
Low (80%): $71,950

4 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $31,450
Very Low (50%): $52,400
Low (80%): $79,900

5 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $34,000
Very Low (50%): $56,600
Low (80%): $86,300

6 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $36,500
Very Low (50%): $60,800
Low (80%): $92,700

7 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $40,120
Very Low (50%): $65,000
Low (80%): $99,100

8 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $44,660
Very Low (50%): $69,200
Low (80%): $105,500

Household	Extremely Low (30%)	Very Low (50%)	Low (80%)
1 Person	$22,050	$36,700	$55,950
2 Persons	$25,200	$41,950	$63,950
3 Persons	$28,350	$47,200	$71,950
4 Persons	$31,450	$52,400	$79,900
5 Persons	$34,000	$56,600	$86,300
6 Persons	$36,500	$60,800	$92,700
7 Persons	$40,120	$65,000	$99,100
8 Persons	$44,660	$69,200	$105,500

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average rent for affordable housing in Denver, CO?+

The Fair Market Rent (FMR) for Denver County, CO is: $1658 (Studio), $1835 (1BR), $2201 (2BR), $2874 (3BR), $3225 (4BR). Actual rent at subsidized properties like Colorado Division of Housing is typically 30% of household income or less.

How many units does Colorado Division of Housing have?+

Colorado Division of Housing has a total of 7709 housing units.

How do I apply for housing at Colorado Division of Housing?+

Colorado Division of Housing is a Housing Authority property. To apply, you can start by calling 3038647845, or visiting their website, or contacting the property management office. You may need to submit an application and be placed on a waitlist. Eligibility is typically based on income, family size, and other factors.

Is there a waitlist for Colorado Division of Housing?+

Public Housing waitlist is currently Closed. Section 8 (HCV) waitlist is currently Closed. Waitlist status can change frequently, so check back regularly or contact the housing authority directly for the most up-to-date information.

What are the income limits for affordable housing in Denver County, CO?+

For a 4-person household in Denver County, CO, the income limits are: Extremely Low Income (30% AMI): $31,450, Very Low Income (50% AMI): $52,400, Low Income (80% AMI): $79,900. These limits are set by HUD and updated annually.

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