New developments
New Affordable Housing in Queens
New buildings with income-restricted apartments in Queens. Each guide gives the rents by apartment size, the income ranges, how and when to apply, and whether a housing voucher covers the rent, taken from the official listing and public records.
Updated · By the VoucherMatch Editorial Team · How these guides are reported
- Buildings
- 2
- Income-restricted apartments
- 937
- Lowest published rent
- $486
Every building guide in Queens
2 buildings
Long Island City · Queens, NY
DOMI
29-24 40th Avenue, 11101
- Apartments
- 57 income-restricted of 190
- Rent
- $1,842 to $5,200 a month
- Sizes
- Studio to 3 bedrooms
- Income
- $68,092 to $273,520 a year
- Applying
- Applications not open yet
Flushing · Queens, NY
Willets Point Commons
126-55 39th Avenue, 11368 and 1 more site
- Apartments
- 880 income-restricted of 881
- Rent
- $486 to $4,244 a month
- Sizes
- Studio to 3 bedrooms
- Income
- $20,469 to $315,600 a year
- Applying
- 61 apartments re-advertised by HDC on October 7, 2026
Rents by apartment size in Queens
The lowest monthly rent each building's official listing gives for each apartment size, and the yearly household income the listing accepts. “Based on income” means the rent is set from the household's income, and a dash means the listing has no apartment of that size.
| Building | Studio | 1 bedroom | 2 bedrooms | 3 bedrooms | Yearly income accepted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Willets Point CommonsFlushing, Queens | $486 | $617 | $728 | $830 | $20,469 to $315,600 |
| DOMILong Island City, Queens | $1,842 | $1,962 | $4,518 | $5,200 | $68,092 to $273,520 |
Source: each building's official listing, on the date its guide gives. What it means: the income limit also depends on household size, so read the building's guide before you apply.
How applying works in NYC
The application process and the rule on using a voucher are the same in every part of New York City.
Apartments in Queens you can contact now
A new building can take months to fill. These pages list apartments from landlords who take vouchers today.
New affordable buildings elsewhere in NYC
Figures come from each building's official listing and public records, dated in its guide. VoucherMatch is not a housing agency and does not take applications for these buildings. How these guides are reported.