Manhattan · ZIP 10010
Gramercy & Flatiron
Start with rentals in this ZIP, then compare other Manhattan options. Check each listing's voucher details and confirm the unit with the agency that handles your voucher.
Your search, at a glance
VoucherMatch has no active rental listings in ZIP 10010 in this snapshot. That does not mean no housing exists here. You can broaden your search below or save an alert.
0 active rentals in 10010 · 0 explicitly tagged Section 8 (HCV)
Listing snapshot: . Refreshes about hourly. Counts cover standalone rental listings; units inside building cards are separate.
There were no active listings in our comparison ZIPs (10016, 10003, and 10011). These options are farther across Manhattan, outside 10010. Check each address before deciding whether the location works for you.
Showing 2 of 2 active rentals in this area group · 2 explicitly tagged Section 8 (HCV)
Section 8-tagged matches appear first within each area group, followed by other active listings. Confirm program details for every unit.
ZIP 10027Manhattan
Section 8 listed by poster
Record updated Nov 13, 2026. Availability not verified.
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ZIP 10026Central Harlem, Manhattan
Section 8 listed by poster
Record updated Nov 8, 2026. Availability not verified.
View apartmentTags are supplied by the listing poster. Missing tags do not establish that a landlord refuses vouchers. Confirm availability, rent, program details and agency approval before making plans.
Building listings and income-restricted housing use different application routes. They are shown separately from the rental count above.
No active building listings with active units in this snapshot.
No active building listings with active units in this snapshot.
These published guides describe separate building or lottery application routes. A voucher is not required for every program. A guide does not establish an open waiting list or a vacant apartment; check its official application source.
In 10010
Flatiron
No application deadline posted as of October 19, 2026
Guide rent details checked: 2026-10-19. Recheck the official listing.
Elsewhere in Manhattan · 10031
Hamilton Heights
Applications due November 16, 2026
Guide rent details checked: 2026-10-30. Recheck the official listing.
Elsewhere in Manhattan · 10005
Financial District
Applications due November 17, 2026
Guide rent details checked: 2026-10-17. Recheck the official listing.
Housing Connect is a separate affordable-housing application system, not an application for a Section 8 voucher.
Know the location before you choose a unit
A Gramercy or Flatiron neighborhood label does not prove a listing is in 10010. Start with its postal address, then compare access to the East 20s, Madison Square Park and the services you use.
neighborhood
The park’s conservancy places Madison Square Park between Fifth and Madison avenues and East 23rd and East 26th streets, in the Flatiron and NoMad area.
Use the cross streets to compare an apartment’s location. The park boundary is not the boundary of ZIP 10010, and a neighborhood name may span several ZIPs.
Madison Square Park Conservancy visitor guide ↗Source checked
nearby transit
MTA lists 23 St on the 6 at East 22nd and East 23rd streets and Park Avenue South as ADA accessible. Other stations named 23 St serve different avenues and lines.
Check the correct line, entrance and current elevator status for the full trip from the apartment. Do not use the station name alone to estimate the journey.
MTA 6 train station guide ↗Source checked
zip
NYPL lists Epiphany Library at 228 East 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010.
Use the branch address when comparing access to a local library. Check NYPL for current hours, services and access before visiting.
NYPL location directory ↗Source checked
neighborhood
Manhattan Community Board 6 lists Gramercy among its East Side neighborhoods. Its district also includes Kips Bay and other areas beyond this ZIP.
Check the apartment’s full address when finding your community board. Use the board’s housing resources for referrals; the board does not issue a Section 8 voucher.
Manhattan CB6 district profile ↗Source checked
For a broader neighborhood search, read the East Village apartment guide for a broader search to the south. For housing help, use Community Board 6 housing and tenant resources.
These choices offer different transit starting points. They are not ranked by distance or by price. Counts use the same listing snapshot rules as 10010.
Murray Hill & Kips Bay
0 active rentals · 0 HCV-tagged
Compare the East 30s if the 6 line fits your trip. The 33 St stop and the southbound-only accessible 28 St stop have different access arrangements.
MTA 6 train station guide ↗Source checked
Search rentals in 10016 →Read the 10016 housing pageEast Village & Union Square area
0 active rentals · 0 HCV-tagged
Look south toward the Union Square area if connections to the 14 St–Union Sq lines suit your journey. Check the specific station entrance and address.
MTA Union Square connections ↗Source checked
Search rentals in 10003 →Read the 10003 housing pageChelsea & West Village
0 active rentals · 0 HCV-tagged
Compare a West Side address around Chelsea if services near West 23rd Street matter. NYPL places Muhlenberg Library at 209 West 23rd Street in 10011.
NYPL Muhlenberg address ↗Source checked
Search rentals in 10011 →Read the 10011 housing pageActive rentals are standalone listings, not building units or lottery homes. HCV tags come from posters; unknown counts mean the lookup could not be completed.
For a wider view, use the Manhattan housing guide. Check your full journey in the MTA trip planner.
Use the agency on your voucher
The advertised rent alone cannot answer that. Your housing agency checks the unit, your voucher size, the rent and which utilities you pay. Its payment standard helps calculate the subsidy; it is not a guaranteed rent approval.
If NYCHA handles your voucher
NYCHA stopped using exception payment standards by ZIP for new rentals and transfers on July 1, 2026. Do not assume 10010 gets a higher NYCHA standard. Ask which rent and utility figures apply to your voucher size and move.
NYCHA payment standards and utilitiesIf HPD handles your voucher
HPD has its own subsidy rules, payment standards and utility allowances. Enter 10010 or the unit's street address in HPD's lookup. Ask HPD which standard applies; NYCHA's ZIP policy does not answer that for an HPD voucher.
HPD standards and address lookupIf another agency issued your voucher, contact that agency about the move. CityFHEPS is a different program; its rent limits are not Section 8 limits. Use the Manhattan CityFHEPS page if that is the voucher you hold.
For broader program and rent guidance, read the New York City Section 8 guide. Federal rent benchmarks are different from your agency's adopted payment standard and the rent it approves.
Agency guidance checked October 18, 2026; local facts checked October 18, 2026. How VoucherMatch reviews this page.
Ask for the full address, apartment number, monthly rent, bedroom count and proposed move-in date. A listing can stay online after a unit is taken.
Ask which utilities you pay and request any fees in writing. If needed, ask about a step-free entrance, elevator and the unit’s layout.
Send the rent, address and utility details to the agency on your voucher. Ask about the paperwork, inspection and approval steps before you commit.
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