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Affordable & Income-Based Housing in Brooklyn Park

Brooklyn Park, MN has 7 affordable and income-based rental properties with a combined 1,138 units -- one of the larger inventories in the Twin Cities suburbs. With a median market rent of $1,325 per month (Census ACS 5-Year), income-restricted housing here can offer meaningful savings for eligible renters. None of the mapped properties carry a high flood risk, which is a reassuring baseline for prospective residents.

7
Properties
1,138
Total units
77/100
Avg HUD score

At a glance

🏠 Affordability
$1,325/mo

Affordability in Brooklyn Park, MN

According to Census ACS 5-Year data (as of 2024), the median monthly rent in Brooklyn Park is $1,325 and the median household income is $89,891 annually. About 30% of residents rent their homes, meaning income-based and HUD-assisted housing plays an important role for a meaningful share of the community.

Census ACS 5-Year
🛡️ Safety
294 / 100k · 2024

Safety

According to FBI Crime Data Explorer, the Brooklyn Park Police Department reported a violent crime rate of 294 per 100,000 residents in 2024. Note that crime rates are not directly comparable across cities due to differences in reporting practices and definitions.

FBI Crime Data Explorer
🚶 Getting around
Walk Score 46 · Car-Dependent

Getting Around Brooklyn Park

According to Walk Score, the area around assisted properties in Brooklyn Park rates 46 (Car-Dependent) for walkability, 40 (Some Transit) for transit, and 41 for bikeability. Most errands and commutes will likely require a car.

Walk Score
🎓 Schools
34 schools · 11 districts

Schools

Brooklyn Park is served by 34 schools across 11 districts, including 18 elementary, 5 middle, and 10 high schools, plus 1 other, according to NCES Common Core of Data. Ratings and offerings vary by school and district, so renters should check the assigned schools for a specific address.

NCES Common Core of Data
📊 Cost of living
$89,891 median income

Cost of Living in Brooklyn Park

The median household income in Brooklyn Park is $89,891 per year, according to Census ACS 5-Year data. The median market rent is $1,325 per month, according to the same source -- making income-restricted housing a meaningful savings opportunity for eligible renters.

  • Median household income: $89,891/year (Census ACS 5-Year)
  • Median market rent: $1,325/month (Census ACS 5-Year)
  • Renter households: 30% of occupied units (Census ACS 5-Year)

Brooklyn Park has 602 income-restricted units across 5 HUD-assisted properties, offering below-market rents to qualified households.

Census ACS 5-Year
🌊 Environment & risk

Environment

All 5 assisted properties in Brooklyn Park have been mapped for flood risk. None fall in a high-risk flood zone, which is a reassuring sign for renters concerned about flood exposure.

FEMA · EPA AirNow
HUD Inspection Scoresavg 77/100(3 of 7 scored)
90+ (1)60–69 (2)No score (4)

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About Brooklyn Park

Brooklyn Park is a suburban city in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metro area with a mix of affordable and income-based rental options. With 5 HUD-assisted properties and 602 total units tracked by Lease Lantern, renters have a focused set of options to evaluate in this community.

About 30 percent of households here rent their homes, according to Census ACS 5-Year data. The citywide median rent is $1,325 per month, which gives helpful context when weighing the value of income-based housing in the area (Census ACS 5-Year).

Brooklyn Park is rated Car-Dependent by Walk Score, so having reliable personal transportation will matter for most daily errands. Some transit options are available, though most residents will find a car useful for getting around.

Of the 3 properties with inspection scores on file, 1 earned an excellent rating and 2 rated fair, according to HUD inspection data. None of the 5 mapped properties fall in a high-risk flood zone.

The city is served by 34 public schools across 11 districts, including 18 elementary, 5 middle, and 10 high schools, according to NCES Common Core of Data.

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