Section 8 & Voucher Housing in 10035 — East Harlem

ZIP code 10035 covers East Harlem (El Barrio) in upper Manhattan, near the Harlem River and the FDR Drive. It is home to NYCHA's Wagner Houses, one of the largest public housing developments in Manhattan, along with many other subsidized buildings. The 6 train and bus routes serve the area, a long-established affordable-housing community for Housing Choice Voucher holders.

The largest are Senator Robert F. Wagner Sr. Houses (2153 apartments, public housing); Taino Towers (656 apartments, project-based section 8); 1775 Houses (255 apartments, project-based section 8); Lexington Court (229 apartments, project-based section 8). In project-based Section 8 buildings and public housing the subsidy comes with the apartment, so you do not need your own voucher and rent is generally about 30% of adjusted income. Tax-credit buildings have rents capped by area income instead.

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Subsidized housing in ZIP code 10035

54 subsidized & affordable buildings with 5,778 apartments in total: 8 Project-based Section 8, 4 Senior 62+ (Section 202), 1 Disability (Section 811), 2 Public housing, 39 Tax-credit.

Main neighborhood: East Harlem

54 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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About This Program in New York

In New York City, Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers are run by NYCHA, HPD and New York State HCR, and NYCHA also runs public housing. With a voucher or in public housing, rent is generally about 30% of adjusted household income.

How to Apply in New York

Project-based Section 8, senior and disability buildings keep their own waiting lists — call the building's management office. Apply for NYCHA public housing through NYCHA. Tax-credit apartments are often listed on NYC Housing Connect. New York City and New York State law ban source-of-income discrimination, so landlords can't refuse your Section 8 voucher or CityFHEPS.

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