Yorkshire Apartments is proud to offer select apartment homes through our Affordable Apartment Program, providing income-qualified households the opportunity to enjoy the comfort, space and convenience of Yorkshire at a lower monthly rent.

Current Yorkshire residents may qualify, too. If you already live at Yorkshire, you may be eligible for the program while remaining in your current apartment.*

Our friendly leasing team is here to make the process as simple as possible. We can help you determine whether your household may qualify, explain what documents are needed and guide you through each step.

Eligibility is based primarily on your total household income and household size. The program has maximum annual income limits, which means your household's combined income generally must fall below the limit for your household size.

You do not need to figure this out on your own. Contact our leasing team and we can help you complete a preliminary eligibility review.

The chart below shows the maximum annual household income for Yorkshire's Affordable Apartment Program.

Yorkshire offers select apartment homes at reduced rental rates for households that meet the program's income and eligibility requirements. These apartment homes are part of the Yorkshire community and provide qualifying residents an opportunity to pay a lower monthly rent.

Qualification depends on several factors, including the number of people in your household and the combined income of household members. Our leasing team can help you complete a preliminary eligibility review before you begin the full application process.

Possibly! Current Yorkshire residents may also be eligible for the Affordable Apartment Program. You do not necessarily need to move to participate. Contact our team to see whether your household may qualify.*

The program requires verification of applicable household income. Depending on your household, this may include income from employment and other applicable income sources.

Don't worry about determining what counts on your own. Our team will explain exactly what information and documentation is required for your household.

Documentation varies by household but may include items used to verify household members, employment, income, assets and other information required by the program.

Our team will provide you with a clear list of the documents needed and can help you through the process.

Because these apartments are offered through an income-qualified housing program, Yorkshire is required to verify that participating households meet the program requirements.

Information provided as part of the qualification process is used to evaluate eligibility and is handled in accordance with applicable program requirements and privacy practices.

No. Yorkshire's Affordable Apartment Program is an income-qualified housing program. Eligibility is based on program requirements, including household size and income.

Are these different apartments from the other apartments at Yorkshire?

Affordable apartment homes are part of the same Yorkshire community. Residents enjoy access to the community's amenities and services while paying the applicable affordable rent for their apartment home.

Ask us! Income limits depend on household size, so you may qualify even if you assume you don't. A member of our leasing team can help you determine whether it makes sense to take the next step.

Does meeting the income limit guarantee that I qualify?

No. Income is one part of the qualification process. Applicants must meet all applicable Affordable Apartment Program and community qualification requirements, and apartment availability may vary.

Finding out whether you may qualify is easy.

Contact the Yorkshire Apartments leasing team today. We'll answer your questions, help you understand the income guidelines and walk you through the next steps.

Eligibility, apartment availability, rental rates and program requirements are subject to applicable Affordable Apartment Program guidelines. Current residents should contact the leasing office to determine whether their household and apartment are eligible for participation.