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Section 8 apartments in Manhattan — updated July 26, 2026

11 rent-stabilized Manhattan buildings have an apartment listed for voucher holders right now.

11rent-stabilized buildings with live listings
13individual units listed
$2,900median asking rent
$2,275cheapest listing
8explicitly accepting vouchers
Source-of-income discrimination is illegal in New York City. A landlord may not refuse you because you pay with a Section 8 voucher, CityFHEPS, or any other housing subsidy. The absence of an “accepts vouchers” tag here only means the landlord did not say so in their listing — it never means vouchers are refused. If a landlord turns you away over a voucher, you can file with the NYC Commission on Human Rights.
BuildingNeighborhoodFromListings
2156 To 2170 Madison Ave accepts vouchersEast Harlem (North)$2,275/mo3View listing →
573 W 183rd St accepts vouchersWashington Heights (North)$2,604/mo1View listing →
780 Riverside Dr accepts vouchersWashington Heights (South)$2,786/mo1View listing →
140 W 133rd St accepts vouchersHarlem (North)$2,818/mo1View listing →
526 W 173rd St accepts vouchersWashington Heights (South)$2,900/mo1View listing →
656 W 204th St accepts vouchersInwood$2,900/mo1View listing →
2108 Amsterdam Ave accepts vouchersWashington Heights (South)$3,600/mo1View listing →
229 W 115th St accepts vouchersHarlem (South)$3,600/mo1View listing →
300 E 34th StMurray Hill-Kips Bay$4,200/mo1View listing →
324 E 35th StMurray Hill-Kips Bay$4,250/mo1View listing →
616 To 626 1st AveMurray Hill-Kips Bay$4,774/mo1View listing →
Every rent-stabilized building in Manhattan →