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CityFHEPS Apartments in Parkchester

Find apartments that accept CityFHEPS vouchers in Parkchester, Bronx. Rent limits: $2,604 - $3,753/month.

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In Parkchester

20

In Bronx

$2,734

1BR Max Rent

$2,997

2BR Max Rent

Living in Parkchester, Bronx

Parkchester was built as a planned community in the 1940s and retains its village-like feel with tree-lined paths, central oval, and self-contained shopping. It's one of the Bronx's most stable middle-class neighborhoods with strong transit access.

Transit Access

6

Parkchester, Castle Hill Ave, Zerega Ave

Commute to Midtown

40 minutes

Housing Types

Co-ops, mid-rise rentals, some NYCHA housing nearby

Voucher Housing

Large co-op complex with surrounding rental buildings, established voucher tenant community in rentals

Walkability: Very Walkable

2025 Voucher Rent Limits for Bronx

Studio

$2,604

1 Bed

$2,734

2 Bed

$2,997

3 Bed

$3,753

Nearby Landmarks

Parkchester Oval • Westchester Square • Pugsley Creek Park • Hugh Grant Circle

No listings currently in Parkchester

Check back soon or browse CityFHEPS apartments in nearby neighborhoods.

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CityFHEPS rents in Parkchester right now

No landlord has an active CityFHEPS listing in Parkchester on VoucherMatch today, so there is no rent range to show for the neighborhood yet.

Where the Bronx does have active CityFHEPS listings: Fordham (1), Highbridge (1), Hunts Point (1), South Bronx (1), Wakefield (1).

Renting with CityFHEPS in Parkchester: the short version

  1. 1Get your shopping letter. The shopping letter is a one-page document that lists your household size, the maximum rent CityFHEPS will approve, and an expiration date.
  2. 2Search at or under your maximum. The maximum on your letter already reflects the program's utility rules.
  3. 3The landlord completes the landlord package. The package covers proof of ownership, HPD property registration, the unit and proposed rent, which utilities are included, and the landlord's agreement to program rules.
  4. 4Clearance and inspection. Your housing specialist checks the building against city records (DOB, HPD, DOF, FDNY) for open problems, and the unit is inspected for habitability.
  5. 5HRA review, then key exchange. HRA reviews the full package.
  6. 6Renew every year. CityFHEPS is renewed annually, and HRA recalculates your share from your current income each time.

The full walkthrough, what the program pays, and who to call are on the CityFHEPS apartments in the Bronx page. Related guides: How to apply for CityFHEPS without going through shelter, How to get a CityFHEPS shopping letter, CityFHEPS renewal and what to do when it stalls.

CityFHEPS Rent Limits

Studio

$2,604

1BR

$2,734

2BR

$2,997

3BR

$3,753

4BR

$4,077

5BR

$4,689

These limits apply to all NYC neighborhoods including Parkchester.

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CityFHEPS in Parkchester FAQ

Are there CityFHEPS apartments available in Parkchester?

We're actively adding listings in Parkchester. Check back soon or browse 20 listings in greater Bronx.

What is the maximum rent for a 2-bedroom with CityFHEPS in Parkchester?

The maximum rent for a 2-bedroom apartment with CityFHEPS is $2,997/month. This limit applies throughout NYC, including Parkchester.

How do I apply for a CityFHEPS apartment in Parkchester?

Browse our listings, click on an apartment you like, and submit an inquiry through VoucherMatch. Make sure your CityFHEPS voucher is active and you meet the landlord's requirements. All landlords on our platform have confirmed they accept housing vouchers.

How do I get a CityFHEPS voucher if I live in Parkchester?

There is no open online application. Households come into CityFHEPS through one of four doors: Homebase (if you are at risk of losing your home), an active eviction case in Housing Court, a DHS shelter stay, or a referral category such as certain veterans. If you are behind on rent in Parkchester and not yet in court, call 311 and ask for the Homebase office that covers your address.

What is a CityFHEPS shopping letter?

It is the one-page document that shows your household size, the maximum rent CityFHEPS will approve, and an expiration date. Landlords and brokers ask for it before they process an application. If it has expired, ask the office that issued it for a renewal. Renewed letters are usually updated to the current maximum rents.

Does CityFHEPS pay the security deposit?

HRA issues a security voucher instead of a cash deposit. Landlords in the program must accept it and cannot ask you for additional security.

Find your home in Parkchester

Browse CityFHEPS apartments and apply today. All landlords accept vouchers.