Low Income (LIHTC)Waitlist Closed

Alcott Place

2702 Keyworth Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21215

Information verified April 18, 2026·We re-check waiting list status daily

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About This Property

Alcott Place comprises 44 low-income residential units in Baltimore, Maryland. The property has been in service since 1990 and continues to operate as an affordable housing community.

Waitlist Information

Waitlist managed by Housing Authority of Baltimore City

Public Housing Waitlist

Closed

The waiting list last opened from August 1, 2023, to August 14, 2023, for online applications with call center assistance. Preferences include employment, age 62+, job training enrollment, veteran status, disability, and Baltimore City/County residency. A lottery system was used to select 13,000 applicants for placement on the waiting list. HABC is updating its public housing waiting list to a location-based selection system, allowing applicants to choose up to three developments or a 'First Available Waiting List'.

Last verified February 17, 2026

Section 8 (HCV) Waitlist

Closed

The Tenant-Based Housing Choice Voucher waiting list last opened from October 2, 2023, to October 13, 2023, accepting online applications. A lottery system was used for waitlist placement. The program assists low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.

Last verified February 11, 2026

Waitlist data provided by section8waitlist.org

Updated April 18, 2026

Property Details

Total Units

HUD Inspection Score

Excellent

Inspected July 2018

HUD inspects properties on a 0-100 scale. Scores above 60 are considered passing.

Fair Market Rent - Baltimore City County, MD

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

Bedrooms	FMR
Studio/Efficiency	$1,379
1 Bedroom	$1,582
2 Bedroom	$1,943
3 Bedroom	$2,519
4 Bedroom	$2,849

Income Limits - Baltimore City County, MD

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

1 Person

Extremely Low (30%): $22,100
Very Low (50%): $36,800
Low (80%): $55,950

2 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $25,250
Very Low (50%): $42,050
Low (80%): $63,950

3 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $28,400
Very Low (50%): $47,300
Low (80%): $71,950

4 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $31,550
Very Low (50%): $52,550
Low (80%): $79,900

5 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $34,100
Very Low (50%): $56,800
Low (80%): $86,300

6 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $36,600
Very Low (50%): $61,000
Low (80%): $92,700

7 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $40,120
Very Low (50%): $65,200
Low (80%): $99,100

8 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $44,660
Very Low (50%): $69,400
Low (80%): $105,500

Household	Extremely Low (30%)	Very Low (50%)	Low (80%)
1 Person	$22,100	$36,800	$55,950
2 Persons	$25,250	$42,050	$63,950
3 Persons	$28,400	$47,300	$71,950
4 Persons	$31,550	$52,550	$79,900
5 Persons	$34,100	$56,800	$86,300
6 Persons	$36,600	$61,000	$92,700
7 Persons	$40,120	$65,200	$99,100
8 Persons	$44,660	$69,400	$105,500

Tax Credit Program Details

Year Placed in Service

1990

Low-Income Units

44 / 44

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average rent for affordable housing in Baltimore, MD?+

The Fair Market Rent (FMR) for Baltimore City County, MD is: $1379 (Studio), $1582 (1BR), $1943 (2BR), $2519 (3BR), $2849 (4BR). Actual rent at subsidized properties like Alcott Place is typically 30% of household income or less.

What are the income limits for affordable housing in Baltimore City County, MD?+

For a 4-person household in Baltimore City County, MD, the income limits are: Extremely Low Income (30% AMI): $31,550, Very Low Income (50% AMI): $52,550, Low Income (80% AMI): $79,900. These limits are set by HUD and updated annually.

Who manages Alcott Place?+

Alcott Place is managed by . You can reach them at . Visit their website for more information.

What is the HUD inspection score for Alcott Place?+

Alcott Place has a HUD inspection score of 96 out of 100, which is considered excellent. HUD inspects subsidized housing properties to ensure they meet minimum health and safety standards. Scores of 60 or above are considered passing.

How do I apply for housing at Alcott Place?+

Alcott Place is a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) property. To apply, you can start by calling , or visiting their website, or contacting the property management office. Contact the property to learn about availability and application requirements. Eligibility is based on income limits set for the area.

Is there a waitlist for Alcott Place?+

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.

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