Section 8 Apartments in 10466
Wakefield, Bronx
Find apartments that accept Section 8 vouchers in ZIP code 10466. Confirm the proposed rent and utility responsibilities with your housing agency.
New affordable buildings in the Bronx
New buildings with income-restricted apartments. You apply to the lottery or the building, and a voucher is not required. Each guide gives the rents, the income ranges and how to apply.
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Available Listings
$2,604
Studio Max Rent
$2,734
1BR CityFHEPS reference*
$2,997
2BR CityFHEPS reference*
2026 CityFHEPS Reference Standards
These are HRA’s CityFHEPS amounts with all utilities included. Your Section 8 agency uses its own applicable schedule, utility allowance and household calculation.
Studio
$2,604
1BR
$2,734
2BR
$2,997
3BR
$3,753
4BR
$4,077
5BR
$4,689
*Compare HRA’s CityFHEPS schedules and the NYCHA tenant guide.
About Wakefield (10466)
ZIP code 10466 covers Wakefield, Edenwald in Bronx. There are currently 6 voucher-friendly listings available in this area.
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Section 8 Housing in 10466 FAQ
How do I check the Section 8 rent for ZIP code 10466?
Ask your administering housing agency which payment standard and utility allowance apply to the unit, voucher size and address. The CityFHEPS figures shown here are a separate HRA reference schedule; they are not ZIP-level Fair Market Rents or your household’s approved Section 8 rent.
What voucher programs are accepted in Wakefield?
Landlords in 10466 may accept Section 8 (Housing Choice Vouchers), CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, and other NYC housing voucher programs. Each listing on VoucherMatch shows which voucher types that landlord accepts.
How do I find Section 8 housing in 10466?
Browse voucher-friendly listings on VoucherMatch for Wakefield and the surrounding area. Filter by your voucher type, bedroom count, and budget. All landlords listed here have indicated they accept housing vouchers.
Can landlords refuse Section 8 in Bronx?
No. Under NYC Human Rights Law, landlords cannot refuse to rent to someone solely because they have a housing voucher. Source of income discrimination is illegal in New York City.
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