Income guidelines | Division of Housing and Community Development

City of Philadelphia

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

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

Land Management utilizes the PHFA 2025 LIHTC Income and Rent Limits (effective 4/1/2025)

Household size

Program name

>8, per person

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

$68,750

$78,550

$88,350

$98,150

$106,050

$113,900

$121,750

$129,600

$7,850

Heater Hotline Program**

$23,940

$32,460

$40,980

$49,500

$58,020

$66,540

$75,060

$83,580

$8,520

Basic Systems Repair Program, Philly First Home Program (100% AMI)

$85,900

$98,200

$110,500

$122,700

$132,600

$142,400

$152,200

$162,000

$9,800

***Turn The Key Program – PHFA 2025 LIHTC Income and Rent Limits (effective 4/1/2025)

$83,600

$95,600

$107,500

$119,400

$129,000

$138,600

$148,100

$157,700

$9,550

Restore, Repair, Renew Program
Workforce Rental Assistance Program (WRAP)
(120% AMI)

$103,100

$117,800

$132,550

$147,250

$159,050

$170,800

$182,600

$194,400

$11,750

*Income eligibility applies to tenant household.
**Represents 150% of federal poverty-level guidelines, effective January, 2026.
*** 2026 figures to come

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