Affordable Housing

The availability of affordable housing is a vital component to a thriving community. The availability of homes at all income levels means businesses have access to employees with fewer absences. Workers are more stable and invested in their community. Children have the opportunity to thrive in school, and residents can make healthy choices. Research has shown that stable, affordable housing is critical to enabling families to attend to other needs, be self-sufficient and productive members of the community.

I Need Affordable Housing

The City of Corvallis does not own, operate, build, or manage housing; we collaborate with non-profit and other affordable housing providers. Below is information for affordable housing and affordable housing providers in the area. Contact the partner organization directly for assistance.

I want to buy a home: 

• DevNW
• Benton Habitat for Humanity
• State of Oregon

I want to rent an affordable apartment: Please note the waiting lists for affordable housing can be years due to limited housing supply. We still encourage individuals/families to apply. Manufactured housing in a park may also be an affordable option, but carefully review the terms and fees associated with leasing the land.

• Affordable Housing in Linn and Benton County
• Affordable Rental Housing Under Development in Corvallis
  • Union at Pacific Highway 174 units: Basic community information: click here. Prospects can email info@unionatpacifichighway.com to be added to the wait list and receive updates as they get closer to leasing. 
  • 53^rd Flats - County Club and 53^rd :  Please email:53rdflats@cascade-management.com or call (541) 760-1596 for lease information and applications.
  • The Rivergreen Landing Apartments: TBA
  • 3^rd Street Commons:  Permanent  Supportive Housing using Coordinated Entry.  

Homeless Service Providers

• Community Services Consortium—Homeless Shelters and transitional housing providers in region, along with resources
• CARDV Corvallis | Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence
• Community Outreach Inc.
• Unity Shelter
• CHANCE
• Corvallis Daytime Drop in Center

Additional Resources

• 211.org or dial 2-1-1: Provides information and referral services
• Linn Benton Housing Authority: For affordable rentals and section 8 applications
• DevNW : Affordable rentals, housing counseling, and asset building programs
• Samaritan Village : Senior housing in Corvallis
• Corvallis Housing First : Provides housing and services for individuals experiencing homelessness in Corvallis.
• Glenwood Manor : Affordable rental in Corvallis
• Benton Plaza : Affordable rental in downtown Corvallis
• Oak Crest Apts : Affordable rental in downtown Corvallis
• State of Oregon : Resources for first time homebuyers and renters
• Community Services Consortium: Help people in Linn, Benton and Lincoln counties to access tools and resources to overcome poverty and build brighter and more stable futures.

Do I qualify for Affordable Housing?

Affordable housing in Corvallis typically restricted to 80% of Area Median Income  for home ownership, and 60% of Area Median Income for rentals. This is because most funding sources are limited to these incomes. However, some properties are able to serve higher incomes—it’s always worth. It’s also worth applying for affordable housing in our community even if wait list are long.

Median income varies based on your family size. Median income for a family of four in Corvallis is  $98,200.