City of Elk Grove's Affordable Housing For Rent

We recognize the challenge of finding affordably priced housing opportunities. The purpose of this site is to serve as a resource to the community, providing information on affordable housing for rent located within our City.

The complexes listed on this website maintain a certain percentage of rental units at affordable rates for occupancy by low-income families. The site provides a locator map and contact information for each rental complex. Contact each complex directly for up to date vacancy and rental information.

Affordable Housing - Rental

Affordable Rental Housing Financing

A variety of multifamily rental complexes designed to serve low income residents have been built in the City of Elk Grove. The federal government offers developers tax incentives to build rental units affordable to low income people. A number of complexes built since Elk Grove became a city in 2000 have been partially funded by the Affordable Housing Fund fee program. The table below summarizes the amount of subsidy each multifamily complex received to provide affordable housing units to Elk Grove residents.

Note: Some of the projects have modified units with handicapped accessibility.

Year	Project Name	Unit # Affordable	Financial Assistance	Subsidy Per Affordable Unit
2002	Terracina Park Meadows	116	$1,996,476	$17,211
2003	Agave	187	$2,845,356	$15,216
2003	Geneva Point	150	$2,400,493	$15,793
2003	Vintage at Laguna	157	$2,036,572	$12,972
2005	The Crossing at Elk Grove	115	$8,959,930	$77,912
2005	Stoneridge	95	$8,054,620	$84,785
2006	Waterman Square	83	$7,460,000	$89,880
2007	Montego Falls	131	$4,150,000	$31,679
2007	Seasons	221	$9,100,000	$41,176
2011	Ridge Apartments	202	$9,652,217	$47,783
2011	Vintage at Laguna II	68	$5,159,937	$82,352
2013	Avery Gardens	63	$2,000,000	$31,746
2017	Bow Street	97	$5,000,000	$51,546
	TOTAL	1,685	$68,815,601