Low Income & Subsidized Housing in New York

5,629 assisted properties with about 612,316 subsidized units, drawn from HUD administrative records. Typical tenant-paid rent across them averages around $450/mo.

2,346
PB Section 8 buildings
275
public housing developments
3,833
LIHTC tax-credit properties
224
cities with inventory

Largest cities for low income housing in New York

CityPropertiesAssisted unitsAvg rent range
New York1,000143,083$121–$1,249
Bronx894122,225$120–$833
Brooklyn972121,867$301–$928
Queens4119,602$361–$778
Rochester16614,901$309–$696
Buffalo15614,489$282–$599
Staten Island5211,988$331–$716
Syracuse877,601$234–$542
Yonkers677,112$374–$818
Albany605,888$302–$728
Far Rockaway225,676$346–$649
Jamaica284,297$378–$520
Utica352,883$190–$469
Niagara Falls312,751$225–$480
Hempstead192,698$391–$865
Poughkeepsie272,459$405–$692
Long Island City142,385$383–$402
New Rochelle222,361$454–$1,251
Manhattan172,349$692–$692
Middletown232,326$342–$565
Schenectady202,152$309–$501
Watertown212,063$254–$527
White Plains202,045$405–$910
Amherst171,952$370–$507
Flushing101,816$327–$467

All cities with subsidized housing in New York

Grouped alphabetically; every listing links to its full city database page.

Fair Market Rents by county

CountyTracked properties2-BR FMR
New York County951$2,910
Kings County944$2,910
Bronx County869$2,910
Missing, New York504—
Erie County253$1,343
Monroe County210$1,573
Westchester County200$2,910
Queens County141$2,910
Onondaga County129$1,392
Suffolk County117$2,747
Orange County88$1,979
Nassau County87$2,747
Albany County79$1,702
Oneida County65$1,172
Niagara County55$1,343
Rockland County53$2,910
Richmond County50$2,910
Dutchess County44$1,979
Ontario County40$1,573
Broome County39$1,103
Ulster County39$1,818
Chautauqua County34$975
Sullivan County33$1,302
Saratoga County31$1,702
Wayne County31$1,573

How FMRs work →

Housing agencies operating in New York