Income Limits for Admission to Public Housing

To be eligible for admission, annual household income must not exceed the income limits for occupancy established by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Specifically, annual income cannot exceed 80 percent of the Area Median Income (AMI) at the time of application for housing assistance.
Below are the HUD Income Limits for Fall River, Massachusetts, which went into effect for FRHA for Public Housing and HCVP Programs on April 1, 2023:
# Persons in Household
Low (80% of AMI)
Very Low (50% of AMI)
Extremely Low (30% of AMI)
1
$57,350
$35,850
$21,500
2
$65,550
$41,000
$24,600
3
$73,750
$46,100
$27,650
4
$81,900
$51,200
$30,700
5
$88,500
$55,300
$35,140
6
$95,050
$59,400
$40,280
7
$101,600
$63,500
$45,420
8
$108,150
$67,600
$50,560
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