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What Is a HASA Voucher? NYC HIV/AIDS Housing Program Guide
HASA is NYC HRA's program for residents with HIV or AIDS. It pays the landlord directly, you pay 30% of income, and the studio maximum is $2,646.
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For renters
HASA is NYC HRA's program for residents with HIV or AIDS. It pays the landlord directly, you pay 30% of income, and the studio maximum is $2,646.
For renters
How long Section 8 approval takes in NYC: no agency publishes a total. See the waitlist status and every deadline NYCHA, HPD and HCR state for unit approval.
Program updates
CityFHEPS payment standards 2026: $2,604 studio, $2,734 one-bedroom, $2,997 two-bedroom, $1,100 room. Utility allowances, which schedule applies, FHEPS vs HASA.
For landlords
A failed inspection starts a clock: 24 hours for emergencies, 30 days at HPD, 90 at NYCHA. Miss it and the subsidy stops. How to clear the failure.
For landlords
Prepare for a Section 8 inspection with a room-by-room walkthrough, access checklist and repair log. Check your agency’s standards and follow its written results.
For landlords
There is no application to become a Section 8 landlord in NYC. NYCHA, HPD and HCR approve one tenancy at a time. The nine steps and the documents.
Practical guides
No. Section 8 is federal and run by NYCHA, HPD, and HCR; CityFHEPS is a city program run by HRA. How eligibility, rent limits, and moving out of NYC differ.
Program updates
NYC Fair Market Rent for FY2027: $2,971 for a two-bedroom, up 2.1%. See every bedroom size, how HUD set it, and why NYCHA and HPD vouchers pay other amounts.
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What Is a HASA Voucher? NYC HIV/AIDS Housing Program Guide
A brick apartment building at Hart Street and Throop Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, November 2019. Andre Carrotflower. Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped
How Long Does Section 8 Approval Take in NYC? (2026)
90 Church Street in Lower Manhattan, the building that houses NYCHA offices, January 2025. Kidfly182. Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 · cropped
CityFHEPS Payment Standards 2026: Maximum Rents by Size
An apartment building above shops at West Fordham Road and University Avenue in the Bronx, October 2022. Deansfa. Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped
What Happens If You Fail a Section 8 Inspection in NYC?
Brownstone row houses, two of them under renovation, at Nostrand and Greene Avenues in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, November 2019. Andre Carrotflower. Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped
Section 8 Inspection Checklist: Prepare for Your Visit
A plug-in receptacle tester checking the wiring of a wall outlet, photographed around 2008. AndrewBuck. Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped
How to Become a Section 8 Landlord in NYC
Row houses on East 139th Street between Willis and Brook Avenues in the Bronx, February 2008. Amolina196. Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · cropped
Is CityFHEPS Section 8? CityFHEPS vs Section 8 Explained
The Manhattan Municipal Building, a New York City government office building, September 2024. Kidfly182. Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 · cropped
NYC Fair Market Rent 2027: HUD FMR by Bedroom vs FY2026
Looking north along the Harlem River from the Washington Bridge, with Manhattan on the left and Bronx apartment buildings on the right, May 2024. Famartin. Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped