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Welcome to Alta Vue Apartments, where quality, comfort, and affordability come together. We believe every individual and family deserves a vibrant, welcoming home—without compromising on modern amenities or design. Whether you’re working full-time, raising a family, or simply seeking a place to call your own, Alta Vue’s affordable housing options are designed with you in mind.

What Makes Alta Vue Different

At Alta Vue, affordable doesn’t mean ordinary. As part of the affordable housing program, we offer income-based apartment homes for households earning 60–80% of the Area Median Income (AMI). This makes Alta Vue an attainable option for a wide range of households—while still delivering the kind of modern design and amenity-rich lifestyle that is rarely found in affordable housing. 

Our residences feature open layouts, high ceilings, and stylish finishes that feel contemporary and inviting. Beyond your front door, you’ll enjoy:

  • A fully equipped fitness center 
  • Resident lounges and large community gathering spaces 
  • Flex rooms on every floor for working from home 
  • Secure parking 
  • Pet-friendly spaces 
  • A convenient downtown location near transit, shopping, schools, and employers 

Alta Vue proves that affordable housing can be both accessible and aspirational—a place where residents don’t have to choose between value and lifestyle.

Why Alta Vue Affordable Housing Works
  • Affordable without compromise: Modern apartments and amenities rarely offered in affordable communities 
  • Design-forward living: High ceilings, stylish interiors, and layouts built for comfort and style 
  • Amenity-heavy community: Fitness center, resident lounges, flex rooms on every floor, pet-friendly spaces, and expansive gathering areas 
  • Convenience redefined: Minutes from downtown, with easy access to transit, shopping, schools, and employers 
  • Inclusive opportunities: Housing options that welcome a diverse range of income levels, with transparent qualification guidelines
Affordable Housing Qualifications

To qualify, applicants must meet certain income, household, and documentation requirements.

Key Requirements 

  • Household income is based on gross annual income (before taxes and deductions) from all sources, including employment, benefits, child support, pensions, and investments
  • Student households: Households made up entirely of full-time students are not eligible. However, if at least one household member is not a full-time student, the household may qualify
  • Documentation is required for all household members (income, assets, household size, student status, etc.)
  • Assistance programs may be accepted (such as housing vouchers or rental assistance)
Income Limits / AMI Tiers

Households earning 60–80% of the Area Median Income (AMI) may qualify. Income limits depend on household size and are updated annually by HUD/state guidelines.

a chart of incomes

*These are representative limits. Actual income limits are updated annually according to local HUD/state guidelines.

Rental Disclosure Fees

How to Plan Your Monthly Expenses: 

  1. Add Base Rent: Start with your rent amount. 
  2. Add Required Fees: Include things like utilities or parking fees. 
  3. Add Optional Costs: Add any extra things you choose (e.g., internet or subscriptions). 
  4. Total Cost: Add everything up to get your monthly cost. 

*NOTE: SOME COSTS MAY CHANGE MONTH TO MONTH, LIKE UTILITIES. 

Initial Move-In Fees

Application Fee: $45
Security Deposit: $400-$1000

Essential Monthly Fees:

These are charges included in your monthly payments. Some are payable along with rent, while others may be paid directly to utility providers or external third parties. Certain required monthly charges, like utilities, may fluctuate based on actual usage or seasonal rate changes, resulting in varying costs each month.

Common Area - Electric: $1 - $13 (Based on unit occupancy)
Internet Service: $70

Optional Add Ons

Pet Deposit (Refundable): $400
Pet Rent: $50
Key FOB (Replacement or Additional): $35

Situational Fees

Late Fee: 10%
Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF): $20
Earl Lease Termination Fee: Two times base rent (Not always available)
Amenity Rental: $200 Refundable