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Affordable & Income-Based Housing in Essex Junction

Essex Junction, VT has 5 affordable and income-based rental properties with 216 total units across the city. With a median market rent of $1,544 per month (Census ACS 5-Year), income-based housing can offer meaningful savings for eligible renters. Of the 2 properties with HUD inspection scores on file, both rated excellent.

5
Properties
216
Total units
99/100
Avg HUD score

At a glance

🏠 Affordability
$1,544/mo

Affordability

According to Census ACS 5-Year data (as of 2024), the median gross rent in Essex Junction is $1,544 per month, against a median household income of $89,257. About 41% of residents rent their homes, reflecting a substantial renter population that can benefit from the income-based and HUD-assisted housing options available in the village.

Census ACS 5-Year
🛡️ Safety

Safety

Violent crime data reported to the FBI for Essex Junction is not available in our current data. For local public safety information, you can contact the Essex Junction Police Department directly or visit the FBI Crime Data Explorer at cde.ucr.cjis.gov.

  • HUD Inspection Scores: Both assisted properties in Essex Junction have been inspected and scored, with all 2 rated excellent. These scores reflect physical property conditions as assessed by HUD.
  • Flood Risk: Neither of the 2 mapped properties carries a high flood risk designation, according to HUD-assisted property data.
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🚶 Getting around
Walk Score 11 · Car-Dependent

Getting Around Essex Junction

According to Walk Score, the area around the assisted properties in Essex Junction has a Walk Score of 11 (Car-Dependent) and a Bike Score of 26. No Transit Score is available. Residents should plan on having a car or arranging other transportation for most errands.

Walk Score
🎓 Schools
9 schools · 1 districts

Schools

According to NCES Common Core of Data, 9 schools across 1 district serve Essex Junction, including 5 elementary, 2 middle, and 2 high schools. Ratings vary by school, so renters should check the assigned schools for a specific address.

NCES Common Core of Data
📊 Cost of living
$89,257 median income

Cost of Living in Essex Junction, VT

The median household income in Essex Junction is $89,257 per year, according to the Census ACS 5-Year estimate. The median gross rent is $1,544 per month, according to the same source.

HUD-assisted and income-based housing can offer significantly lower monthly costs for eligible renters. Essex Junction has 2 income-restricted properties with a combined 112 units, giving renters with qualifying incomes a more affordable alternative to market-rate rents in the area.

Census ACS 5-Year
🌊 Environment & risk

Environment & Flood Risk

Both HUD-assisted properties in Essex Junction have been mapped for flood zones, but neither falls in a high-risk flood area according to flood mapping data. Flood exposure for subsidized housing here is low.

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HUD Inspection Scoresavg 99/100(2 of 5 scored)
90+ (2)No score (3)

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About Affordable Housing in Essex Junction, VT

Essex Junction has a small but strong assisted housing inventory: both HUD-assisted properties in the village earned excellent inspection scores, and neither sits in a high-risk flood zone. For renters seeking income-based housing here, that consistency is encouraging.

The median market rent in Essex Junction is $1,544 per month, according to the Census ACS 5-Year estimate, which underscores why the 112 income-restricted units available carry real value for cost-burdened households. About 41 percent of residents rent their homes (Census ACS 5-Year), so Essex Junction is a genuine renter community, not just an ownership enclave.

Getting around without a car is a challenge. Walk Score rates the village at 11 out of 100 (Car-Dependent) and the bike score at 26 out of 100, so prospective residents should factor transportation costs into their budgets.

Families with children will find 9 public schools across 1 district, including 5 elementary, 2 middle, and 2 high schools, according to NCES Common Core of Data.

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