NYC’s Home Support Unit
The City of New York’s Home Support Unit (HSU) works with landlords, real estate brokers, and property managers across the five boroughs to lease vacant apartments to qualified New Yorkers receiving rental assistance.
This program helps participating landlords and brokers navigate the rental process by arranging viewings and assisting with leasing paperwork, and provides substantial financial incentives to landlords and brokers for placing qualifying tenants into stable housing. HSU also has an in-house Landlord Customer Service team that quickly responds to and resolves payment questions as well as any other issues that arise during tenancy.
*These incentives may apply to CityFHEPS, FHEPS, and HOME TBRA apartment rentals; SOTA clients are not eligible. See below for more information about the SOTA program. Additionally, room rentals are eligible for a 15% broker fee, a security voucher, and the SSAF only.
City Fighting Homelessness & Eviction Prevention Supplement (CityFHEPS)
The new City Fighting Homelessness & Eviction Prevention Supplement (CityFHEPS) program replaced the Living in Communities (LINC I, II, III, IV and V) program, as well as the Special Exit and Prevention Supplement (SEPS) and City Family Eviction Prevention and Exit Plan Supplements (CityFEPS) with a single unified rental assistance program to simplify the process of identifying and securing permanent housing opportunities that enable New Yorkers experiencing housing insecurity to exit shelter or avoid entering shelter altogether.
| $800 |
| $1,047 |
| $1,265 |
| $1,323 |
| $1,580 |
| $2,040 |
| $2,291 |
| $2,639 |
Family Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement (FHEPS)
FHEPS was created in 2017 to assist eligible NYC families with children in moving into stable housing.
| $1,265 |
| $1,323 |
| $1,580 |
| $2,040 |
| $2,291 |
| $2,639 |
HOME Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Program (TBRA), Section 8/HUD-Veterans Affairs Supporting Housing (HUD-VASH)**
| $1,900 |
| $1,954 |
| $2,217 |
| $2,805 |
| $3,006 |
| $3,457 |
Note: For HOME TBRA, Landlord must include heat and hot water.
**Approved rents vary based on local market rent and client/landlord utility contribution.
Special One Time Assistance (SOTA)
The Special One Time Assistance (SOTA) program will pay one year of rent for eligible Department of Homeless Services (DHS) clients to move within New York City, to other New York State counties, or to another state, Puerto Rico, or Washington, D.C. SOTA can be accessed by households with recurring income from employment, Supplemental Security Income, or Social Security Disability benefits and a rent that does not exceed fifty percent of the household’s current income. Rent payments are issued on a monthly basis.
If you are a landlord or broker who is interested in renting an available apartment or room or would like additional information, please submit your information by following this LINK
You may also call 212-918-8176 Monday through Friday between 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM to speak directly with a Home Support Unit specialist.
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