Brokers in Staten Island that accept vouchers
9 licensed real estate brokers who help Section 8, CityFHEPS, FHEPS and HASA voucher holders find apartments in Staten Island. Listed alphabetically. We don't rank or feature any broker over another. If you have a voucher, the program usually pays the broker's fee, not you.
Arianna is a dedicated Queens-based real estate professional known for her market expertise, client‑first approach, and results‑driven strategy. As a local specialist serving Queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island, Arianna helps buyers, sellers, and investors navigate the fast‑moving New York real estate market with confidence. When she’s not working with clients, Arianna enjoys exploring local businesses, staying up‑to‑date on market trends, and building long‑term relationships within the Queens community.
I'm Ely Mora, a licensed real estate salesperson affiliated with U.S. Home Services Realty. I specialize in guiding families and voucher holders through the rental and purchase process with transparency, empathy, and efficiency every step of the way. I have a deep understanding of the New York market requirements and dynamics, providing personalized guidance to connect every client with their ideal home that fits their needs and budget
Licensed New York Real Estate Agent with Exit Realty DKC specializing in helping clients with CityFHEPS , Section 8, FHEPS, HASA, AND SOTA vouchers find quality housing throughout the Bronx. I work closely with landlords, property managers, and voucher holders to make the rental process smooth from application to lease signing. I also assist cash tenants seeking apartments across the five boroughs.
Hi, I'm Selina Smith, a Licensed New York Real Estate Salesperson with Christofor Realty. I am passionate about helping renters and voucher holders navigate the New York rental market with confidence. I work with clients using CityFHEPS, Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher), and other rental assistance programs whenever accepted by participating landlords. I proudly serve Westchester County, the Bronx, Manhattan, Orange County, Dutchess County, and surrounding areas. My goal is to make the rental process as smooth as possible by helping clients understand documentation requirements, identify eligible properties, schedule tours, and communicate with participating landlords and property managers. Whether you're searching for your first apartment or relocating, I'm committed to providing professional, responsive service every step of the way.
Experienced in working with Section 8, CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, and other housing voucher programs, connecting qualified tenants with landlords while providing professional representation every step of the way.
My real estate expertise is built on a strong foundation in commercial real estate and investment analysis. My background studying economics and real estate finance at NYU, I take a thoughtful, data-driven approach to helping clients navigate the market. Whether you're buying your first home, selling a property, or making a long-term investment, I'm committed to providing honest guidance, clear communication, and the market expertise you need to make confident decisions. My goal is to make every transaction as seamless and informed as possible while always putting your best interests first
I'm a Licensed Realtor and my goal is to assist my clients in getting their new home! I serve Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Manhattan.
Section8, CityFHEBs
I work with all vouchers. Throughout the 5 Boroughs.
Choosing a broker when you have a voucher
- Pick someone who already works with your program. Each profile lists the vouchers they know.
- Don't pay upfront. Brokers shouldn't collect fees, deposits or rent before your voucher agency approves the apartment.
- Bring your shopping letter or voucher paperwork to the first conversation so the search starts at the right rent.
- Check the license on the NYS Department of State site.
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Frequently asked questions
Do brokers in Staten Island accept Section 8 and CityFHEPS?
Every broker on this page represents voucher holders, and each profile lists the vouchers they work with most. Under the NYC Human Rights Law a broker can't turn you away because you pay with a voucher, and the NYC Commission on Human Rights says accepting only some voucher programs is also a violation.
Do I have to pay a broker fee if I have a voucher?
Under the FARE Act, in effect since June 11, 2025, a broker hired by the landlord can't charge you a fee. For CityFHEPS and FHEPS moves, HRA's landlord page lists a broker's fee paid by the city, not the tenant. The Commission on Human Rights tells brokers not to collect fees, deposits or rent until the agency running your voucher approves the move, and state law caps application fees at $20.
How do I check that a broker is licensed?
Look up their name on the New York Department of State license search. VoucherMatch checks each broker's New York license before their profile is listed, but we don't endorse individual brokers.
I'm a broker in Staten Island. How do I get listed?
Licensed New York brokers and agents who work with voucher holders can create a free broker profile on VoucherMatch. Once your license is verified, your profile appears in the directory for the boroughs you serve.
Voucher brokers in other boroughs
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