Affordable apartments in Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood

Park Hill Station is an income-restricted community, which means rent is set below market rate for residents who meet income guidelines. If you’re searching for affordable housing in Denver, here’s everything you need to know.

AMI tier 1 person 2 people 3 people 4 people 5 people 6 people 7 people 8 people
60% AMI $60,480 $69,120 $77,760 $86,400 $93,360 $100,260 $107,160 $114,060
50% AMI $50,400 $57,600 $64,800 $72,000 $77,800 $83,550 $89,300 $95,050
40% AMI $40,320 $46,080 $51,840 $57,600 $62,240 $66,840 $71,440 $76,040
30% AMI $30,240 $34,560 $38,880 $43,200 $46,680 $50,130 $53,580 $57,030

Is there an income requirement?

Is there a minimum credit score?

Do you accept housing vouchers?

Do I have to prove my income?

How long does the application process take?

What if I’ve had a prior eviction or a past balance?

How does the waitlist work?

What if my income changes after I move in?