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Section 8 Apartments in Tremont

Find apartments that accept Section 8 vouchers in Tremont, Bronx. Rent limits: $2,604 - $3,753/month.

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In Tremont

16

In Bronx

$2,734

1BR Max Rent

$2,997

2BR Max Rent

Living in Tremont, Bronx

Tremont is a working-class neighborhood with direct access to the Bronx Zoo and Botanical Garden. The area spans East and West Tremont, with the commercial strip along Tremont Avenue serving as a neighborhood hub.

Transit Access

BD25

Tremont Ave, 182nd-183rd Sts, West Farms Sq - E Tremont Ave

Commute to Midtown

35 minutes

Housing Types

Walk-ups, mid-rise apartments, some NYCHA housing

Voucher Housing

Mix of older and renovated buildings, many landlords participate in voucher programs

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

Bronx Zoo • Crotona Park • Tremont Avenue shopping • St. Barnabas Hospital

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Section 8 rents in Tremont right now

No landlord has an active Section 8 listing in Tremont on VoucherMatch today, so there is no rent range to show for the neighborhood yet.

Where the Bronx does have active Section 8 listings: Highbridge (1), Hunts Point (1), Parkchester (1).

Renting with Section 8 in Tremont: the short version

  1. 1Know which agency issued your voucher. Your voucher paperwork names NYCHA, HPD, or HCR.
  2. 2Watch the clock on your voucher. A NYCHA voucher gives you 120 days to find an apartment plus an automatic 60-day extension, 180 days in all.
  3. 3Price the apartment against the payment standard. The payment standard is the most the agency will count toward rent for your voucher size.
  4. 4Submit the rental packet. You and the landlord submit a rental packet to the agency with the landlord's information, the proposed rent, details about the unit, and which utilities are included.
  5. 5Inspection. NYCHA typically schedules the inspection within five business days of accepting the packet.
  6. 6HAP contract, lease, and move-in. Once the unit passes, the agency issues a Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) contract.
  7. 7Keep the voucher in good standing. You recertify every year and report income or household changes when they happen.

The full walkthrough, what the program pays, and who to call are on the Section 8 apartments in the Bronx page. Related guides: How long Section 8 approval takes in NYC, Section 8 payment standards for 2026, How the NYC Section 8 waitlists work.

Section 8 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 Tremont.

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Section 8 in Tremont FAQ

Are there Section 8 apartments available in Tremont?

We're actively adding listings in Tremont. Check back soon or browse 16 listings in greater Bronx.

What is the maximum rent for a 2-bedroom with Section 8 in Tremont?

The maximum rent for a 2-bedroom apartment with Section 8 is $2,997/month. This limit applies throughout NYC, including Tremont.

How do I apply for a Section 8 apartment in Tremont?

Browse our listings, click on an apartment you like, and submit an inquiry through VoucherMatch. Make sure your Section 8 voucher is active and you meet the landlord's requirements. All landlords on our platform have confirmed they accept housing vouchers.

Is the Section 8 waitlist open in Tremont?

There is no separate waitlist for Tremont. NYCHA's citywide list last opened for one week in June 2024 and is closed. On August 1, 2025, NYCHA also paused issuing vouchers to the general waitlist, and that pause is still in effect. HPD vouchers come through city agency referrals, and HCR opens its list rarely. Applications are always free.

Can I rent an apartment that costs more than the payment standard?

Yes, which is different from CityFHEPS. You pay the difference yourself, but when you first lease up your total housing cost (rent plus utilities) cannot be more than 40% of your adjusted income.

How long do I have to find an apartment with my voucher?

With a NYCHA voucher, 120 days plus an automatic 60-day extension, for 180 days in total. Extensions beyond that are decided case by case, so request one before the voucher expires. If HPD or HCR issued your voucher, ask them for your deadline.

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Official Section 8 resources

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