HASA Apartments in Long Island City
Find apartments that accept HASA vouchers in Long Island City, Queens. Rent limits: $2,646 - $3,811/month.
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In Long Island City
4
In Queens
$2,762
1BR Max Rent
$3,058
2BR Max Rent
Living in Long Island City, Queens
Long Island City has transformed from an industrial area into a gleaming high-rise district with stunning Manhattan views. The waterfront parks, art scene, and transit access make it popular with young professionals.
Transit Access
Hunters Point Ave, Court Sq, Queens Plaza +1 more
Commute to Midtown
10 minutes
Housing Types
New high-rise towers, NYCHA at Queensbridge, some older industrial conversions
Voucher Housing
New luxury towers dominate, some affordable units and voucher options in older areas near Queensbridge
2025 Voucher Rent Limits for Queens
Studio
$2,646
1 Bed
$2,762
2 Bed
$3,058
3 Bed
$3,811
Nearby Landmarks
MoMA PS1 • Gantry Plaza State Park • Hunters Point South Park • Queensboro Bridge
No listings currently in Long Island City
Check back soon or browse HASA apartments in nearby neighborhoods.
View all Queens listingsHASA rents in Long Island City right now
No landlord has an active HASA listing in Long Island City on VoucherMatch today, so there is no rent range to show for the neighborhood yet.
Where Queens does have active HASA listings: Far Rockaway (2), Jamaica (1).
Renting with HASA in Long Island City: 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 Queens 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
These limits apply to all NYC neighborhoods including Long Island City.
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HASA in Long Island City FAQ
Are there HASA apartments available in Long Island City?
We're actively adding listings in Long Island City. Check back soon or browse 4 listings in greater Queens.
What is the maximum rent for a 2-bedroom with HASA in Long Island City?
The maximum rent for a 2-bedroom apartment with HASA is $3,058/month. This limit applies throughout NYC, including Long Island City.
How do I apply for a HASA apartment in Long Island City?
Browse our listings, click on an apartment you like, and submit an inquiry through VoucherMatch. Make sure your HASA voucher is active and you meet the landlord's requirements. All landlords on our platform have confirmed they accept housing vouchers.
Who qualifies for HASA rental assistance in Long Island City?
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.
Find your home in Long Island City
Browse HASA apartments and apply today. All landlords accept vouchers.