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LIHTC income and rent limits: Plainfield town, Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT

For 2026, a household of four in Plainfield town, Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region qualifies for a 60% tax credit unit with income up to $75,000, or $62,500 for a 50% unit. The most a 60% two-bedroom can charge in gross rent, utilities included, is $1,687 a month. HUD's area median family income here is $126,500.

Four-person limits by income level

  1. 20% $25,000
  2. 30% $37,500
  3. 40% $50,000
  4. 50% $62,500
  5. 60% $75,000
  6. 70% $87,500
  7. 80% $100,000
Income limits by household size, 2026
Level1 person2 people3 people4 people5 people6 people7 people8 people
20% AMI$17,500$20,000$22,500$25,000$27,000$29,000$31,000$33,000
30% AMI$26,250$30,000$33,750$37,500$40,500$43,500$46,500$49,500
40% AMI$35,000$40,000$45,000$50,000$54,000$58,000$62,000$66,000
50% AMI$43,750$50,000$56,250$62,500$67,500$72,500$77,500$82,500
60% AMI$52,500$60,000$67,500$75,000$81,000$87,000$93,000$99,000
70% AMI$61,250$70,000$78,750$87,500$94,500$101,500$108,500$115,500
80% AMI$70,000$80,000$90,000$100,000$108,000$116,000$124,000$132,000
Maximum gross monthly rent by unit size, 2026 (includes the utility allowance)
LevelStudio1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BR5 BR
20% AMI$437$468$562$650$725$800
30% AMI$656$703$843$975$1,087$1,200
40% AMI$875$937$1,125$1,300$1,450$1,600
50% AMI$1,093$1,171$1,406$1,625$1,812$2,000
60% AMI$1,312$1,406$1,687$1,950$2,175$2,400
70% AMI$1,531$1,640$1,968$2,275$2,537$2,800
80% AMI$1,750$1,875$2,250$2,600$2,900$3,200

Source: HUD FY2026 Multifamily Tax Subsidy Project income limits (MTSP-Data-FY26 and MTSP-IncAvg-Data-FY26, HUD files dated March 27, 2026). Rents: 30% of the limit for 1 person (studio) or 1.5 people per bedroom, averaging adjacent sizes for fractional counts, divided by 12 and rounded down (IRS Publication 5913, Form 8823 Guide). State agencies publish their own charts and audit against them; some round differently.

HERA Special limits apply in this area. This is a "HUD hold harmless impacted" area under IRC 142(d)(2)(E), so projects placed in service here by December 31, 2008 use these higher limits instead: four-person $88,140 at 60% and $73,450 at 50%, which puts a 60% two-bedroom at $1,984. Projects placed in service after 2008 use the regular limits above.

For developers

1 census tract in Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region is a Qualified Census Tract on HUD's 2027 list. Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region is not a 2027 nonmetropolitan DDA. Check a specific site with the QCT and DDA lookup, then size the credits in the estimator.

14 other Connecticut areas share these limits because HUD sets them for the whole Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT.

For renters

HUD's database files Connecticut properties under the state's former counties, so they can't be matched to towns here; see Connecticut tax credit apartments. Each unit is set at one of the levels above, most often 60%, and its rent is capped by its size, not set by your income.

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