For landlords & property managers
List your rental
on VoucherMatch.
Advertise your apartment to people searching with Section 8 and other housing vouchers. Review applications and arrange viewings from your landlord account.
Unlimited listings after free verification. No credit card required.
YOUR PROPERTY
New listing
- Property
- Street address & unit
- Rent
- Monthly rent & utilities
- Apartment
- Bedrooms & bathrooms
- Availability
- Available move-in date
Before you start
What you’ll need
for your listing.
Give renters the details they need to decide whether your apartment fits, before either of you schedules a viewing.
Already have an account? Add a listing
Photos of the apartment
Have 3–10 current photos ready. Show the living area, kitchen and bedrooms, and choose a strong first image for the cover.
Address and rental details
Add the street address, unit, monthly rent, bedrooms and bathrooms. Explain which utilities are included in the rent.
Availability and amenities
Include the available date, lease terms and pet policy. Describe access features accurately, such as elevator access or a step-free entrance.
Voucher program information
Add relevant program information and a clear description of the apartment. Apply lawful, consistent criteria when reviewing applicants.
Free landlord account
Start with a
free account.
$0/ month
No credit card required.
Create a free accountIncluded with your account
- Unlimited listings after free verificationPublish your properties and keep availability up to date.
- Incoming applicationsReview basic voucher and household information.
- Unlimited messagingContact applicants and coordinate viewings.
- Listing views and application countsSee activity on your properties from your dashboard.
Need more from your account? Pro adds full applicant profiles, documents and caseworker details. Portfolio adds bulk management tools and reporting. Document access is subject to privacy restrictions; paid pricing varies by market.
Compare plans and current pricesHow it works
From listing to applications.
Add your property
Create a landlord account, complete the listing form and publish from your dashboard. Keep the rent, photos and availability current.
Review applications
See the voucher and household details renters provide. Review each applicant using your lawful, consistent screening criteria.
Arrange a viewing
Message applicants to answer questions and find a time to visit. Your Free plan includes unlimited messaging.
Section 8 landlord guide
Understand rent review, owner responsibilities and the agency’s role.
Read morePre-inspection checklist
Review common property conditions before an agency inspection.
Read moreRent analyzer
Compare local voucher rent data. Confirm the proposed rent with the agency.
Read moreReview the housing rights and responsibilities that apply when advertising your rental and evaluating applicants.
Common questions
A few details
before you list.
More about photos, applications and what a free account includes.
Get help with your accountIs it really free to list my property?
Yes. A Free account includes listings, incoming applications, basic applicant voucher and household details, and unlimited messaging. Unverified free accounts can have up to 5 active listings; free landlord verification removes that restriction. No credit card is required. Paid plans add full applicant profiles, documents and management tools.
How do I publish a listing?
Create a landlord account, then add your property address, monthly rent, bedrooms, bathrooms, description and at least three photos. Include availability, amenities and relevant voucher program information. Submit the completed form from your dashboard and keep the listing current as you arrange viewings or rent the apartment.
What photos should I upload?
The listing form requires at least three photos and accepts up to ten. Show the actual apartment, including the main living space, kitchen and bedrooms. The first photo is the cover image; you can reorder your photos before publishing. Use current, clear images that you have permission to publish.
Can I list a property outside New York City?
Yes. VoucherMatch accepts rental listings in U.S. cities nationwide. Enter the property’s city, state and ZIP code in the listing form. Available voucher programs, local requirements and renter demand vary by area.
Does VoucherMatch screen or approve applicants?
No. Applicant information is supplied by renters. You are responsible for verifying information and applying lawful, consistent screening criteria. Full profiles and documents require a paid plan and remain subject to privacy and access restrictions. The housing agency makes program eligibility and rental approval decisions.
Does an application mean the housing agency has approved the rent?
No. For Section 8, the public housing agency reviews the proposed rent and requires an inspection as part of the approval process. A payment standard is not a guaranteed approved rent. Follow the agency’s instructions for the lease, assistance contract and move-in date. Other voucher programs have their own requirements.
How soon will I receive applications?
That depends on your location, rent, availability and listing details. Complete information and current photos help renters decide whether to inquire. Platform activity figures show overall use of VoucherMatch; they do not predict applications for an individual property or guarantee a lease date.
New York City
Landlord resources by borough.
Explore local renter interest and neighborhood information for your property.
Counts combine saved location preferences with applications submitted in the past 180 days. A renter can appear in more than one borough.
Rental research and investment tools
Landlord and investor tools for New York landlords
RentalCalcsFree calculators and guides from RentalCalcs, built by the VoucherMatch team, for landlords deciding whether to accept vouchers.
- Section 8 rent analyzerHUD rent benchmarks and modeled comparisons for New York ZIP codes. Confirm adopted amounts with the agency.
- Compare HUD benchmarks with market rent in New YorkExplore modeled ZIP comparisons; these do not establish an approved rent or agency payment.
- Average rent in New YorkMarket rent versus HUD fair market rent by city and bedroom count.
- How Section 8 rent is calculatedFair market rent, payment standards and rent reasonableness, step by step.
- Section 8 landlord math for 2026What the payment standard changes mean for cash flow this year.
Ready to add your property?
Create your free landlord account and start your listing.