Voucher Housing

Your guide to voucher-friendly housing

Learn how Section 8, CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, EDEN, and other voucher programs work — and get free email alerts when housing and openings match your search.

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Getting matched with voucher-friendly housing in three steps

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Read plain-language guides on how Section 8, CityFHEPS, HASA, EDEN, and other voucher programs work in your state.

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Tell us your state, city, and voucher program so we can notify you about relevant housing and openings.

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What is voucher housing?

Voucher housing refers to rental apartments where landlords accept government-issued housing vouchers as partial or full payment for rent. These vouchers — including Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher), CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, EDEN, and others — help low-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities afford safe, stable housing in the private market.

How vouchers work across the US

The federal Section 8 program is administered locally by Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) in every state. Tenants typically pay 30% of their income toward rent, while the voucher covers the rest up to a payment standard. Some cities and states have additional programs — like CityFHEPS and FHEPS in New York City, or EDEN vouchers in certain jurisdictions — that serve specific populations or supplement federal assistance.

Source-of-income protections by state

Many states and cities have laws prohibiting landlords from discriminating against tenants based on their source of income, including housing vouchers. These protections vary by jurisdiction — some cover all voucher types, while others are more limited. If a landlord refuses to rent to you solely because you have a voucher, you may have legal recourse. Learn more in our guides.

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