Rent Luxury Towers at
City-Capped Below-Market Rates
Across the US, municipal inclusionary zoning laws mandate that luxury residential developments designate 10%–20% of their units for moderate-income residents. RentCap indexes the unadvertised units, verifies the rent caps, and pre-screens your application.
Select Your Metropolitan Market
Every city names its program differently. Select your market to access localized rent limits and property directories.
Chicago
Explore 770+ city-mandated luxury apartments across The Loop, West Loop, River North, and beyond. Verified 2026 rent limits and 1-click pre-screened leasing contact.
New York City
Directory of NYC luxury rental towers with rent-stabilized inclusionary lottery units across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.
Los Angeles
Search income-restricted luxury units mandated under LA Measure JJJ and Transit Oriented Communities zoning.
San Francisco
Access high-rise Below Market Rate (BMR) rental units across SoMa, Mission Bay, and Downtown San Francisco.
Boston
Find income-restricted units in new residential developments across Seaport, Back Bay, and Cambridge.
Seattle
Browse rent-capped luxury apartments in South Lake Union, Capitol Hill, and Downtown Seattle.
Washington D.C.
Map of luxury amenity buildings with mandated 50%, 60%, and 80% MFI lottery units across all 8 Wards.
What is Your HUD AMI Tier?
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) benchmarks Area Median Income (AMI) annually. Luxury inclusionary units are restricted to residents earning 40%, 60%, or 80% of their metro area's median income.