Washington Heights, Manhattan
HASA Apartments in Washington Heights
No landlord in Washington Heights lists HASA by name today. Here is what is available nearby and within the HASA limit. The 2026 maximum rent runs from $2,646 for a studio to $3,811 for a three-bedroom.
- HASA in Washington Heights
- 0
- HASA in Manhattan
- 1
- 1BR limit
- $2,762
- 2BR limit
- $3,058
HASA apartments elsewhere in Manhattan
Landlords in the rest of Manhattan who list HASA by name.
More of Manhattan within the HASA limit
These listings do not name the program. Posted rents are at or below its ceiling with utilities included; confirm your approved amount and the lease terms.
HASA apartments in other boroughs
These listings name HASA in another borough. Confirm availability, utility costs and HRA approval for the specific apartment.
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Living in Washington Heights, Manhattan
Washington Heights is a vibrant Dominican neighborhood in upper Manhattan with hilly streets and views of the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge. The community has strong cultural identity and more affordable Manhattan rents.
Transit Access
168th St, 175th St, 181st St +2 more
Commute to Midtown
25 minutes
Housing Types
Pre-war apartments, walk-ups, some newer buildings
Voucher Housing
Pre-war apartments throughout, many landlords accept vouchers, affordable for Manhattan
2026 voucher rent limits in Manhattan
Studio
$2,646
1 Bed
$2,762
2 Bed
$3,058
3 Bed
$3,811
Nearby Landmarks
The Cloisters • Fort Tryon Park • George Washington Bridge • United Palace Theatre
HASA rents in Washington Heights right now
No active listings tagged HASA were recorded in this snapshot for Washington Heights.
Where Manhattan does have active HASA listings: Central Harlem (1).
Renting with HASA in Washington Heights: the short version
- 1Enroll through ServiceLine. Everything starts with HASA ServiceLine at 718-557-1399, Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
- 2Get your medical and income paperwork in. Your medical provider documents the HIV or AIDS diagnosis.
- 3Work with your caseworker. HASA assigns you a caseworker at one of its centers, which are located in all five boroughs.
- 4Search at or under the HASA rent level. HASA generally will not approve an apartment priced above its rent guideline for your household size, so filter by rent before you schedule viewings.
- 5Inspection and approval. When you find a unit, your caseworker inspects it.
- 6Payments start. HASA pays the landlord directly, twice a month.
The full walkthrough, what the program pays, and who to call are on the HASA apartments in Manhattan page. Related guides: How to apply for HASA, step by step, How much HASA pays for rent in 2026, The complete HASA guide.
HASA rent limits
- Studio
- $2,646
- 1BR
- $2,762
- 2BR
- $3,058
- 3BR
- $3,811
- 4BR
- $4,111
- 5BR
- $4,728
HASA publishes its own rent guidelines (HRA Special Services Rent Payment Guidelines, effective September 10, 2025). The same amounts apply in every NYC neighborhood, including Washington Heights.
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HASA in Washington Heights: common questions
Are there HASA apartments available in Washington Heights?
No active listing in Washington Heights names HASA today. VoucherMatch has 1 in the rest of Manhattan, and you can ask for an email when one posts here.
What is the maximum rent for HASA in Washington Heights?
HASA rent limits are the same across NYC: Studio $2,646, 1BR $2,762, 2BR $3,058, 3BR $3,811.
How do I apply for a HASA apartment in Washington Heights?
Open a listing and send the landlord a message or an application through VoucherMatch. It is free. Have your HASA paperwork ready, because landlords usually ask for it first.
Who qualifies for HASA rental assistance in Washington Heights?
Any NYC resident diagnosed with HIV or AIDS can enroll in HASA, and since 2016 no symptoms are required. Rental assistance and cash benefits also require household income under 200% of the federal poverty level. The rules are the same in all five boroughs.
Is there a waitlist for HASA?
No. HASA has no waitlist or lottery. Eligibility is medical and financial, and enrollment is open year-round through ServiceLine.
Can I rent an apartment priced above the HASA maximum?
Generally no. HASA approves apartments within its rent guidelines for your household size. Exceptions need documented extenuating circumstances and go through your caseworker.
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