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Section 8 Apartments in Hell's Kitchen & Clinton

We list 42 subsidized and affordable buildings in Hell's Kitchen & Clinton, Manhattan, with about 14,509 apartments in total. They include buildings where the rent subsidy comes with the apartment, public housing, and tax-credit buildings with income-capped rents.

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Hell's Kitchen & Clinton is in Manhattan and covers ZIP codes 10019, 10036 on this site.

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42 subsidized & affordable buildings

These buildings have federal rent subsidies attached to the unit — you apply to the building directly and pay about 30% of your income. Most keep their own waiting list, separate from the housing authority's voucher list. Tax-credit buildings are different: their rents are capped based on area income, not set at 30% of your income — contact the management office for current rents.

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Voucher Housing in Hell's Kitchen & Clinton

10 buildings with project-based Section 8 (you do not need your own voucher — rent is about 30% of income), including 3 for seniors and 0 for people with disabilities. 1 NYCHA public housing development (apply through NYCHA). 31 tax-credit buildings (rents capped by area income; Section 8 voucher holders cannot be turned away for using a voucher).

Subsidized and affordable buildings in Hell's Kitchen & Clinton

10 buildings with project-based Section 8 (you do not need your own voucher — rent is about 30% of income), including 3 for seniors and 0 for people with disabilities. 1 NYCHA public housing development (apply through NYCHA). 31 tax-credit buildings (rents capped by area income; Section 8 voucher holders cannot be turned away for using a voucher).

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Building data comes from HUD databases and may lag reality — always confirm with the building or housing authority.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many subsidized buildings are in Hell's Kitchen & Clinton?
We list 42 subsidized and affordable buildings in Hell's Kitchen & Clinton (ZIP 10019, 10036), with about 14,509 apartments. 10 buildings with project-based Section 8 (you do not need your own voucher — rent is about 30% of income), including 3 for seniors and 0 for people with disabilities. 1 NYCHA public housing development (apply through NYCHA). 31 tax-credit buildings (rents capped by area income; Section 8 voucher holders cannot be turned away for using a voucher).
Do I need a Section 8 voucher to rent in these Hell's Kitchen & Clinton buildings?
No for project-based Section 8 and public housing — the subsidy comes with the apartment and rent is about 30% of income. Tax-credit buildings have income-capped rents; a voucher can help pay them.
Can a landlord refuse my voucher?
No. New York City and New York State law ban source-of-income discrimination, including refusing Section 8 vouchers and CityFHEPS.