Through partnerships with private landlords and developers, the city continues to create affordable housing opportunities for low and moderate-income households.
Based on your earnings and the number of people in your household, do you qualify for affordable housing? Using the gross income on the last pay stub of the year or on your prior year's tax return for all household members can act as a loose guide.
| HOUSEHOLD SIZE | MAXIMUM GROSS HOUSEHOLD INCOME |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | $72,473 |
| 2 Person | $82,826 |
| 3 Person | $93,180 |
| 4 Person | $103,533 |
| 5 Person | $111,816 |
| 6 Person | $102,098 |
| 7 Person | $128,381 |
| 8+ Person | $136,663 |
| *Full Income Limit Chart for Region 2 |
The following chart can help you determine if you qualify based on your income and household size. Still not sure? Please use the sign-up sheet below to pre-qualify and enter the random selection pool or call us at (908) 280-1455 or email AH@cityofsummit.org.
Please complete the pre-application information below to begin the process
Income-eligible owners of homes in Summit may be eligible for up to $25,000 in assistance to make improvements to their homes. Eligible repairs include the repair or replacement of heating, electrical, and plumbing systems, structural repairs, repairs to correct code violations, lead-based paint remediation, and stabilization measures. Energy-saving measures such as insulation, new windows, and storm door are also eligible. Funding from the Union County Home Improvement Program is provided as a zero-percent interest, deferred loan. No payments are due until the property is sold or the title is transferred. Homeowners aged 60 or older are eligible for up to $5,000 as a direct grant with no repayment at sale or title transfer. The home must be owner-occupied and be your primary residence to qualify. If your gross household income is less than the limit below for your household size, you may be eligible: