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Section 8 & Affordable Housing in Sitka City and Borough, Alaska

This page covers Section 8 and other affordable-housing programs in Sitka City and Borough, Alaska. Everything below is drawn from federal HUD datasets, with the source and refresh date for each one shown at the bottom of the page. Data last updated October 4, 2026.

Housing authority
Alaska Housing Finance Corporation
2-bedroom Fair Market Rent
$1,622
Income limit (50%), family of 4
$61,900
HUD-recorded properties
3

Who administers housing assistance here

The Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) program in Sitka City and Borough is administered by Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, (907) 330-8432. Housing authorities — not landlords, and not this website — decide who is eligible, run the waiting lists and issue vouchers.

HUD identifies this authority by the code AK001. It reports 0 Housing Choice Voucher units and 1,237 public housing units in its portfolio.

FY2026 income limits for Sitka City and Borough

Sitka City and Borough is in HUD’s Sitka City and Borough, AK income-limit area (FY2026 median family income $123,800).

Household sizeVery low income (50%)
1 person$43,350
2 people$49,550
3 people$55,750
4 people$61,900
5 people$66,900
6 people$71,850
7 people$76,800
8 people$81,750
Household sizeExtremely low income (30%)Very low income (50%)Low income (80%)
1 person$26,050$43,350$69,350
2 people$29,750$49,550$79,250
3 people$34,150$55,750$89,150
4 people$41,250$61,900$99,050
5 people$48,350$66,900$107,000
6 people$55,450$71,850$114,900
7 people$62,550$76,800$122,850
8 people$69,650$81,750$130,750

Voucher eligibility generally starts at the very low income (50%) limit (how income limits work).

FY2027 Fair Market Rents

HUD Fair Market Rents for the Sitka City and Borough, AK area (how Fair Market Rents work).

Unit sizeStudio1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BR
Monthly rent$1,144$1,451$1,622$2,246$2,711
Unit sizeFY2027 Fair Market Rent
Studio / efficiency$1,144 / month
1 bedroom$1,451 / month
2 bedrooms$1,622 / month
3 bedrooms$2,246 / month
4 bedrooms$2,711 / month

Source: HUD Fair Market Rents FY2027. 91 FR 56156 (published 2026-09-01). Effective 2026-10-01 except areas where HUD received a valid reevaluation request. HUD area code NCNTY02220N02220. Imported 4 October 2026.

Assisted and affordable properties recorded in Sitka City and Borough

HUD records 3 subsidised or tax-credit properties in this county. Each is listed below under the program that federal records actually associate it with. None of these listings means a unit is currently vacant or that applications are open.

HUD-Assisted Properties

Properties with an active HUD subsidy contract, such as Project-Based Section 8, Section 202 housing for the elderly, or Section 811 housing for people with disabilities.

PropertyAddressClassificationUnitsPhone
Rivers Edge Property, Inc.200 Flume Cir, Sitka 99835HUD-Assisted Property5 assisted(907) 747-3636

HUD records identify this as an affordable or assisted housing property. Current vacancies, eligibility and voucher policies must be confirmed directly with property management.

Public Housing Developments

Developments owned or operated by a public housing authority.

PropertyAddressClassificationUnitsPhone
SITKA404 Lake St, Sitka 99835Public Housing Development43 total(907) 330-8432

HUD records identify this as an affordable or assisted housing property. Current vacancies, eligibility and voucher policies must be confirmed directly with property management.

LIHTC Affordable Properties

Properties financed with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits. LIHTC is a financing program, not Section 8 — rent is restricted, but a tax-credit property is not required to accept Housing Choice Vouchers and may have its own separate waiting list.

PropertyAddressClassificationUnitsPhone
TYSON'S TERRACE103 BURKHART DR, SITKA 99835LIHTC Affordable Property16 assisted—

HUD records identify this as an affordable or assisted housing property. Current vacancies, eligibility and voucher policies must be confirmed directly with property management.

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How to apply

  1. Contact the administering housing authority

    Named above. Only they can tell you whether a waiting list is open.

  2. Check the income limits

    In the table above for your household size. Income is one factor, not the whole test.

  3. Ask about local preferences

    Many authorities prioritise applicants who live or work in the area, veterans, people with disabilities, or families experiencing homelessness.

  4. Ask for the landlord list

    Most authorities keep a list of owners who have accepted vouchers before. It is usually free and rarely published online.

Where this information comes from

  • HUD Public Housing Authorities · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development · source updated 18 August 2026 · retrieved 22 September 2026
  • HUD Section 8 Income Limits FY2026 · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research · source updated not published by the provider · retrieved 22 September 2026
  • HUD Fair Market Rents FY2027 · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research (HUD User) · source updated 1 September 2026 · retrieved 4 October 2026
  • HUD Multifamily Properties – Assisted · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development · source updated 21 July 2026 · retrieved 22 September 2026
  • HUD Public Housing Developments · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development · source updated 21 July 2026 · retrieved 22 September 2026
  • HUD Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Properties · U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development · source updated 14 May 2025 · retrieved 22 September 2026

Sources: HUD Public Housing Authorities (retrieved 22 September 2026); HUD Section 8 Income Limits FY2026 (retrieved 22 September 2026); HUD Fair Market Rents FY2027 (retrieved 4 October 2026); HUD Multifamily Properties – Assisted (retrieved 22 September 2026); HUD Public Housing Developments (retrieved 22 September 2026); HUD Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Properties (retrieved 22 September 2026).

These federal datasets do not show vacancies, waiting-list status or whether a landlord accepts vouchers (about our data).