Income guidelines | Division of Housing and Community Development

City of Philadelphia

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Most DHCD programs are limited to low- and moderate-income households. Use this table to determine your household’s eligibility.

Household size

Program name

>8 per person

Adaptive Modifications Program and Basic Systems Repair Program (60% AMI)

$50,160

$57,360

$64,500

$71,640

$77,400

$83,160

$88,860

$94,260

$5,760

Eviction Diversion Program (EDP), Disaster Recovery and Resilience Program (DRRP), and Targeted Financial Assistance (80% AMI)*

$66,850

$76,400

$85,950

$95,500

$103,150

$110,800

$118,450

$126,100

$7,650

Heater Hotline Program**

$23,475

$31,725

$39,975

$48,225

$56,475

$64,725

$72,975

$81,225

$8,250

Philly First Home and Turn The Key Programs (100% AMI)

$83,600

$95,550

$107,500

$119,400

$129,000

$138,550

$148,100

$157,650

$9,550

Restore, Repair, Renew (120% AMI)

$100,300

$114,650

$129,000

$143,300

$154,750

$166,250

$177,700

$189,150

$11,500

* Income eligibility applies to tenant household.
** Represents 150% of federal poverty-level guidelines, effective January, 2025.

Philadelphia’s Foreclosure Prevention Program and housing counseling services are open to all Philadelphia residents regardless of income.

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