VoucherMatch

For Landlords

List your NYC apartment. Reach voucher holders searching right now.

1,211 voucher holders are using VoucherMatch this month to find homes that accept Section 8, CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, and other vouchers. List your unit free and reach them today.

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1,211

Active voucher holders (last 30 days)

6,409

Applications sent on VoucherMatch

5

NYC boroughs covered

6+

Voucher programs supported

How it works

From sign-up to your first applicant — most landlords get there in under a week.

1

Create your free account

Sign up as a landlord in under two minutes. No credit card required to start.

2

Post your unit

Add photos, rent, bedrooms, neighborhood, and check off the vouchers you accept (Section 8, CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, etc.).

3

Review applicants

See voucher-holder profiles, message directly, schedule viewings, and pick the right tenant.

Real demand, by borough

Live counts of voucher holders searching each NYC borough on VoucherMatch. Tap a borough to see what tenants there are looking for.

Brooklyn

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1,785

voucher holders searching Brooklyn

Queens

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1,715

voucher holders searching Queens

Bronx

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1,432

voucher holders searching Bronx

Manhattan

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1,421

voucher holders searching Manhattan

Staten Island

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260

voucher holders searching Staten Island

Counts include tenants who applied to a Brooklyn listing in the last 180 days plus tenants who named the borough as a stated preference on their profile.

Why landlords accept vouchers

The economics of voucher tenancies are different — and in most ways, easier — than market-rate.

Government-backed rent portion

NYCHA, HRA, or the issuing agency pays a fixed share of rent directly to you every month — independent of the tenant's personal finances.

Lower vacancy turnover

Voucher holders typically stay longer than market-rate tenants because their housing is tied to the unit through the voucher program.

Pre-screened applicants only

Every applicant has identified their voucher type, household size, and basic eligibility before reaching out — you only see profiles that match.

Source-of-income compliance

NYC law requires landlords to consider voucher-paying applicants. VoucherMatch makes it easy to comply by surfacing matched applicants directly.

Informational only — not legal advice. Voucher rules, source-of-income protections, and payment standards vary by program and change over time. Always confirm current requirements with NYCHA, HRA, HPD, or the issuing agency.

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$49/month

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For brokers, property managers, and larger operators

$149/month

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Frequently asked questions

How do I list my apartment on VoucherMatch?
Create a free landlord account, add your unit (address, rent, bedrooms, photos, and which vouchers you accept), and publish. Most landlords have their first listing live in under five minutes. Listings are reviewed for quality and become searchable as soon as they pass.
Is it free to list?
Yes. The Free plan supports up to 5 active listings with applicant name, voucher type, and household size on each application. Pro ($49/mo) unlocks unlimited listings plus full applicant profiles, caseworker context, and analytics — with a 14-day free trial. Portfolio ($149/mo) adds bulk operations and the Verified Broker badge for larger operators.
How fast will I get applicants?
It depends on your borough and unit, but apartments with photos and accurate voucher acceptance typically see the first inquiry within days. Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx have the highest voucher-holder demand on the platform.
What vouchers do the tenants on VoucherMatch have?
Tenants on VoucherMatch hold Section 8 (HCV), CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, VASH, and other NYC and NYS rental assistance vouchers. Every tenant identifies their voucher type at signup, so you only see applications that match the programs you accept.
Why rent to voucher tenants?
Voucher programs pay a fixed share of the rent directly to the landlord each month, on time. That portion is backed by NYCHA, HRA, or the relevant agency rather than the tenant's personal finances, which lowers payment risk and reduces vacancy turnover. The tenant pays the remaining share.
Are tenants pre-screened?
Every tenant has a verified VoucherMatch profile with voucher type, bedroom size, household composition, and basic eligibility info before they can apply. On Pro and above you also see employment status, rental history, and supporting documents.

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