Baltimore city, Maryland · HUD 2027 QCT list

Qualified census tracts in Baltimore city, Maryland (2027)

111 census tracts in Baltimore city are qualified census tracts on HUD's 2027 list, home to 322,958 people in the 2020 Census. A LIHTC building in one can take 130% of eligible basis for allocations and bond issues after December 31, 2026. Separately, 28 ZIP code areas in the Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD MSA are 2027 Small Area DDAs.

1112027 qualified census tracts
322,958people in them (2020 Census)
35with a poverty rate of 25% or more (2020-2024 ACS)
61holding a monitored LIHTC property

Tract list

Click a column to sort. A tract's 11-digit GEOID is the county code 24510 followed by the tract number as six digits (tract 92.04 is 009204).
Census tractPopulationPoverty rateMedian household incomeLIHTC properties
3012,083n/a$57,2004
6012,872n/a$66,2650
6041,90327.1%$46,7070
7012,263n/a$59,7270
7022,948n/a$45,7010
7041,54833.4%$26,9893
801.021,902n/a$48,7990
8021,15446%$54,7661
803.011,54925%$45,5090
803.022,576n/a$39,1670
8051,33251.9%$27,1401
8061,75122.9%$54,1671
80786539.1%$55,5001
9013,661n/a$69,0293
9033,96325.8%$72,7010
9041,50029.7%$39,1290
9051,685n/a$68,5691
9062,555n/a$52,1280
9072,479n/a$44,3530
9082,359n/a$46,7971
9092,405n/a$43,7692
10011,93434.2%$21,0982
10022,715n/a$24,3602
11013,48422.8%$50,3454
1202.026,41637.3%$33,9690
12033,759n/a$59,5832
12041,928n/a$60,3132
12052,29312.4%$61,3383
12062,89540.3%$22,8723
13012,62033.2%$34,0063
13031,82837%$48,0470
13041,62428.1%$41,5630
14022,25634.9%$41,3932
14032,047n/a$46,0005
15012,40440%$38,0880
15021,83824.3%$48,9860
15031,683n/a$30,9900
15043,249n/a$38,9186
15051,460n/a$42,8752
15062,91827.2%$38,4003
1507.011,668n/a$56,3180
1507.022,261n/a$41,4470
15084,230n/a$64,9141
15115,807n/a$65,8550
15123,34020.8%$40,1792
15133,57523.3%$49,5912
16011,74634.3%$18,7502
16021,892n/a$40,9901
16041,61226.9%$34,0890
16053,66531.7%$37,3962
16062,55720.6%$40,7291
16074,276n/a$35,5652
1608.013,020n/a$74,3960
1608.022,61735.6%$52,1220
17011,52029.8%$43,0933
17022,91760.8%$12,4842
17031,69628.3%$23,8961
20022,126n/a$28,2032
20031,073n/a$52,4090
20041,125n/a$40,2191
20052,25435.9%$47,7381
20062,325n/a$49,2660
2007.013,91015.1%$46,0231
2007.021,038n/a$50,9010
20081,98726.5%$50,5791
21023,012n/a$63,7771
2501.022,860n/a$61,1990
2501.033,77020.3%$38,7321
2502.031,640n/a$42,7502
2502.043,85349%$21,0161
2502.054,98332.8%$42,5000
2502.062,671n/a$63,2330
2502.072,003n/a$41,2921
2503.012,048n/a$29,5380
2503.032,11625.9%$50,9900
2504.013,597n/a$46,6370
2504.024,71739.7%$40,0000
25055,142n/a$37,3600
2602.014,944n/a$57,3141
2602.032,579n/a$63,7020
2603.014,06119.2%$50,3420
2603.025,786n/a$51,7150
2603.031,305n/a$62,6254
2604.013,52840.9%$35,6250
2604.022,62716.5%$37,1551
2604.031,604n/a$46,2220
2605.015,925n/a$65,4951
2606.055,080n/a$63,0821
26082,931n/a$65,0931
2701.023,651n/a$69,6250
2704.014,87022.2%$65,4850
2707.012,693n/a$49,8550
2708.013,817n/a$61,4100
2708.024,647n/a$61,5950
2708.035,697n/a$60,0461
2709.013,808n/a$51,7840
2710.012,03320%$50,0781
2710.023,89914.7%$63,4821
27163,745n/a$51,3754
27174,523n/a$49,0911
2718.012,65435.9%n/a3
2718.022,199n/a$42,8500
2720.063,76121.4%$40,3704
2720.074,33625%$43,4220
2801.025,421n/a$47,9740
2803.013,67218.5%$52,3030
2804.013,393n/a$70,1071
2804.034,816n/a$72,9490
2804.042,708n/a$62,2202
28051,94166.5%$19,1503
28062,95136.5%$24,7177

Source: HUD 2027 QCT data file (qct_data_2027.xlsx), the tract figures HUD published with the 2027 list (population: 2020 Census; poverty rate and median household income: 2020-2024 ACS 5-year estimates, blank where HUD's file is blank). LIHTC properties: monitored properties in HUD's LIHTC database (LIHTCPUB, revised May 28, 2026). Designations: FR Doc. 2026-20390.

Changes from 2026: 10 tracts are new for 2027 (601, 907, 1101, 1203, 1205, 2502.06, 2603.03, 2605.01, 2704.01, 2708.01); 6 dropped off since 2026 (1510, 1901, 1903, 2602.02, 2604.04, 2801.01). All 2027 changes.

How HUD picks these tracts

A tract qualifies when at least half of its households earn under 60% of area median gross income, or its poverty rate is 25% or more. HUD cannot designate more than 20% of a metro or nonmetro area's population, so it ranks eligible tracts and some that pass the tests miss the list. That is why a tract in this county with a high poverty rate may not appear here. The 2027 designations take effect for buildings whose credits are allocated, or whose bonds are issued, after December 31, 2026; a site that drops off a later list keeps its status if a complete application was filed before the new list took effect and credits are allocated within 730 days of that filing (HUD notice, FR Doc. 2026-20390, section VII).

Census tract boundaries do not follow streets you can see, so confirm a site with the address lookup, which returns the tract from the Census geocoder.

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