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Glenwood Towers

509 Glenwood Ave Apt 611, Raleigh, NC, 27603

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

About This Property

Glenwood Towers is a public housing development in Raleigh, NC that contains 301 units, with 286 of those units designated as accessible. Residents pay rent at $306 per month. The development serves Wake County residents seeking affordable housing options.

Waitlist Information

Waitlist managed by Housing Authority of the City of Raleigh

Public Housing Waitlist

Open

Apply: Online

Waiting list applicants are not assigned a number, as their position may shift. Changes to applications can be made via the RentCafe portal. Minimum eligibility criteria include household income less than 80% of the local area median income.

Last verified February 23, 2026

Section 8 (HCV) Waitlist

Open

Apply: Online

Waiting list applicants are not assigned a number, as their position may shift. Changes to applications can be made via the RentCafe portal.

Last verified February 23, 2026

Waitlist data provided by section8waitlist.org

Updated April 18, 2026

Property Details

Total Units

301

Rent/Month

$306

Accessible Units

286

HUD Inspection Score

Good

Inspected July 2019

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

Fair Market Rent - Wake County, NC

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

Bedrooms	FMR
Studio/Efficiency	$1,427
1 Bedroom	$1,466
2 Bedroom	$1,646
3 Bedroom	$2,035
4 Bedroom	$2,711

Income Limits - Wake County, NC

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

1 Person

Extremely Low (30%): $20,100
Very Low (50%): $33,500
Low (80%): $53,600

2 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $23,000
Very Low (50%): $38,300
Low (80%): $61,250

3 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $25,850
Very Low (50%): $43,100
Low (80%): $68,900

4 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $28,700
Very Low (50%): $47,850
Low (80%): $76,550

5 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $31,040
Very Low (50%): $51,700
Low (80%): $82,700

6 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $35,580
Very Low (50%): $55,550
Low (80%): $88,800

7 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $40,120
Very Low (50%): $59,350
Low (80%): $94,950

8 Persons

Extremely Low (30%): $44,660
Very Low (50%): $63,200
Low (80%): $101,050

Household	Extremely Low (30%)	Very Low (50%)	Low (80%)
1 Person	$20,100	$33,500	$53,600
2 Persons	$23,000	$38,300	$61,250
3 Persons	$25,850	$43,100	$68,900
4 Persons	$28,700	$47,850	$76,550
5 Persons	$31,040	$51,700	$82,700
6 Persons	$35,580	$55,550	$88,800
7 Persons	$40,120	$59,350	$94,950
8 Persons	$44,660	$63,200	$101,050

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is rent at Glenwood Towers?+

The estimated rent at Glenwood Towers is $306 per month. Actual rent may vary based on unit size, income level, and subsidy. Contact the property directly for current pricing.

How many units does Glenwood Towers have?+

Glenwood Towers has a total of 301 housing units.

How do I apply for housing at Glenwood Towers?+

Glenwood Towers is a Public Housing property. To apply, you can start by calling 9198316416, 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 Glenwood Towers?+

Public Housing waitlist is currently Open. Section 8 (HCV) waitlist is currently Open. 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 Wake County, NC?+

For a 4-person household in Wake County, NC, the income limits are: Extremely Low Income (30% AMI): $28,700, Very Low Income (50% AMI): $47,850, Low Income (80% AMI): $76,550. These limits are set by HUD and updated annually.

What is the HUD inspection score for Glenwood Towers?+

Glenwood Towers has a HUD inspection score of 83 out of 100, which is considered good. HUD inspects subsidized housing properties to ensure they meet minimum health and safety standards. Scores of 60 or above are considered passing.

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