Eight income-restricted apartments are expected to be available this month, with four more coming in December.
Income-restricted rentals available this fall
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Twelve income-restricted apartments are opening at Newport Village on West Braddock Road, the City of Alexandria announced Tuesday.
The garden-style community at 4757 W. Braddock Road is offering two- and three-bedroom apartments for households earning between 40% and 50% of the area median income. The City says eight apartments will be available in November and four in December.
Monthly rents are listed at $1,278 for one two-bedroom apartment at 40% AMI; $1,652 for nine two-bedroom apartments at 50% AMI; and $1,898 for two three-bedroom apartments at 50% AMI.
Minimum qualifying income ranges from $38,340 for the 40% AMI two-bedroom to $56,960 for a three-bedroom at 50% AMI. Maximum income depends on household size. For example, the maximum for a four-person household is $66,440 for the 40% AMI unit and $83,050 for the 50% AMI units.
Applicants should also factor in utilities and fees. Residents pay electricity, gas, water, sewer and trash. The property lists a mandatory $70 monthly technology/Wi-Fi fee, a $15 monthly package-locker fee, a $60 application fee for each applicant over 18, a $225 holding deposit and a minimum $300 deposit. Discounted parking for the first registered vehicle is $52 per month.
Amenities include a pool and sundeck, fitness center, clubhouse, grilling and picnic areas, dog park and playground.
How to apply
Applicants may apply online through Newport Village and should be prepared to provide identification and proof of income. Questions about the apartments may be directed to [email protected] or 571-210-7167.
The full eligibility tables and fee details are available in the City of Alexandria’s November housing notice.
