Section 8 in Alamance County, NC
1,005 active Housing Choice Vouchers in Alamance County, 70% utilized. 2 housing authorities serve this county. Voucher data as of 2026.
Can a landlord refuse Section 8 in Alamance County?
In most of the state, yes. North Carolina has no statewide source-of-income protection, so landlords in Alamance County can decline Section 8 applications unless a local ordinance says otherwise.
No statewide SOI protection in North Carolina. Landlords can refuse vouchers.
Informational only, not legal advice. Laws change, so verify current status before acting on a rejection or making a leasing decision.
Alamance County in the Burlington metro
Alamance County is one of the counties inside the Burlington, NC core-based statistical area. The metro-level view aggregates voucher activity across every housing authority in the CBSA.
See Burlington metro rent limits and PHA breakdown →Housing authorities serving Alamance County
Each PHA sets its own payment standard, runs its own waitlist, and does its own inspections. The PHA whose jurisdiction covers a unit's ZIP is the one both tenant and landlord will deal with.
the Graham Housing Authority
Graham · PHA code NC059
1,005 Section 8 unitsBurlington Housing Authority
Burlington · PHA code NC066
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Section 8 rent by ZIP in Alamance County
Alamance County is in a Small Area FMR metro, so HUD publishes a separate rent limit for each ZIP (FY2026). The 2-bedroom figure is shown; each ZIP page has the full bedroom table.
Find Section 8 apartments in Alamance County
VoucherMatch connects voucher holders with landlords who accept Section 8, and it is free for renters. Landlords: listings here reach applicants whose voucher already covers the rent above.
Other North Carolina counties
Voucher counts aggregated from HUD PHA jurisdiction data. Population 171,779 · FIPS 37001.