Source: CHFA 2026 Rent & Income Limits, effective May 7, 2026 (Adams County). Not all tiers may be available — contact us to confirm which limits apply to available units. Income limits are updated annually and subject to change without notice. Qualification is based on income verification at time of application and is subject to availability. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Affordable, Income-Restricted Apartments in Commerce City
The Landing at Greyhound Park is an affordable apartment community in Commerce City, Colorado. Every home here is income-restricted. That means the rent is lower than at most other apartments. To qualify, your household must earn under a set income limit. This page shows you the limits and how to apply.
What “income-restricted” meanS
Income-restricted apartments have rent limits set by housing programs. These homes are for households that earn under a certain amount each year.
The Landing at Greyhound Park has two types of homes: 30% AMI and 60% AMI. AMI stands for Area Median Income. It is the middle income for Adams County, where our community is located.
Your household income means the money earned by everyone who will live in the home, added together, before taxes. If that total is at or under the limit for your household size, you may qualify.
2026 Income Limits for Adams County
Count everyone who will live in the home, including children. Find that number in the tables below. If your total household income is at or under the amount shown, you may qualify for that type of home. Your gross income also needs to be at least 2 times the rent. So if a unit rents for $1,620 a month, your household must earn $3,240 or more each month. That works out to about $38,880 a year.
How to apply
1. Complete your application. Apply online here or visit our leasing office at 6230 Glencoe St, Commerce City. Our team will review it and send you a list of documents to bring.
2. Gather your documents. Having everything ready makes approval faster:
A photo ID for every adult who will live in the home
Proof of income — Your last 4 pay stubs, and any and all other income received (Social Security, disability, retirement, child support, self-employment, or unemployment)
Social Security numbers for everyone in the household
A signed form that lets us check your rental history for the last 3 years
3. Final review. Our team checks your file. Then our Compliance Auditor gives the final okay. If your file is complete, this usually takes about 2 business days.
Common questions
How many people can live in one apartment?
Up to 2 people per bedroom. For example: a 1-bedroom home fits up to 2 people. A 2-bedroom fits up to 4 people. A 3-bedroom fits up to 6 people.
Do you take Housing Choice (Section 8) vouchers?
Yes. We accept Housing Choice Vouchers.
Will you check my income?
Yes. We check income for every application. We contact your employer to confirm your pay. This is a normal step for everyone. Our team will help you through it.
How long does approval take?
Usually 3 to 10 days total. Providing all required documentation up front makes the process faster.
What if I had an eviction or owe money to an old landlord?
If you’ve had a prior eviction or an outstanding balance or collections from a previous apartment community, we will review your application with our management team and let you know if you are approved.
What if my income goes up after I move in?
Income is verified at the time of application. Annual recertification may be required depending on your unit type.
