Housing AuthorityWaitlist Closed

North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs

Name: North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs
Address: 116 W Jones St, Raleigh, NC, 27603, US
Telephone: 9842360160

116 W Jones St, Raleigh, NC, 27603

Information verified July 28, 2026·We re-check waiting list status daily·Waitlist data synced 17 hr ago

About This Property

The North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs operates 980 housing units in Raleigh, Wake County. Both the public housing and Section 8 waitlists are currently open for applications. The housing authority manages these affordable housing options for eligible residents.

Waitlist Information

Public Housing Waitlist

Closed

All waiting lists for housing assistance in Raleigh, including those administered by the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs (NC901), are currently closed.

Last verified February 13, 2026

Section 8 (HCV) Waitlist

Closed

The North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs manages individual Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher waiting lists for several counties, including Columbus, Granville, Halifax, Person, Sampson, and Warren. Past openings have included two waiting lists: one for the elderly and disabled, and another for the non-elderly and non-disabled. Preference may be given to applicants terminated from the HCV program due to insufficient funding, with placement on the waiting list by date and time of pre-application submission, by order of preferences.

Last verified February 28, 2026

Waitlist data provided by section8waitlist.org

Updated July 28, 2026

Property Details

Total Units

980

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

What is the average rent for affordable housing in Raleigh, NC?+

The Fair Market Rent (FMR) for Wake County, NC is: $1427 (Studio), $1466 (1BR), $1646 (2BR), $2035 (3BR), $2711 (4BR). Actual rent at subsidized properties like North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs is typically 30% of household income or less.

How many units does North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs have?+

North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs has a total of 980 housing units.

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.

Is there a waitlist for North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs?+

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.

How do I apply for housing at North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs?+

North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs is a Housing Authority property. To apply, you can start by calling 9842360160, 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.

Begin Application Now