Affordable housing in New Haven · TangrenLi USA
Affordable housing across the U.S.: public housing, Section 8 vouchers, subsidized apartments, and the lotteries in New York City and San Francisco. Pick your state to see local housing agencies and subsidized apartments with phone numbers. Applying is always free.
HUD: public housing › Local housing agencies › HUD resource locator ›
How to apply
- Public housing and Section 8 vouchers: apply through the housing agency for your city or county. Most have waiting lists that open only at certain times.
- Subsidized apartments: contact each building’s office directly. Every building keeps its own waiting list, and you can apply to several.
- Lotteries: register and apply on the city’s lottery site. Applications are ordered at random after the deadline, so timing does not matter; one application per household per lottery.
- In every case household size, income and identity are verified, so have your documents ready. Waits can be months, and years in high-demand areas.
New Haven: housing agencies 15
- Housing Authority of the City of New HavenSign in to view phone
- Waterbury Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- West Haven Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- Middletown Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- Housing Authority of the City of MeridenSign in to view phone
- Housing Authority of the City of AnsoniaSign in to view phone
- Torrington Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- Milford Redevelopment and Housing PartnershipSign in to view phone
- Naugatuck Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- Hamden Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- Derby Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- Wallingford Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- Portland Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
- Housing Authority of the Town of SeymourSign in to view phone
- East Haven Housing AuthoritySign in to view phone
Housing agencies take applications for public housing and Section 8 vouchers; contact the one for your city or county. Most keep waiting lists that are not always open, so call first.
New Haven: subsidized apartments 148
- HIGHWOOD GARDENSSign in to view phone
- North Square Gateway TerraceSign in to view phone
- Fellowship PlaceSign in to view phone
- HOWARD APTSSign in to view phone
- Number One Norton AptsSign in to view phone
- Hart Residences, Inc.Sign in to view phone
- S.A.R.A.H.Sign in to view phone
- Spruce Bank III AptsSign in to view phone
- Walter S. Brooks at Ormont CourtSign in to view phone
- 130 HOWE STREET APTSSign in to view phone
- Hamden Specialty HousingSign in to view phone
- Ulbrich HeightsSign in to view phone
- 85 Tremont Section BSign in to view phone
- 364 PUTNAM AVENUESign in to view phone
- Margaret B. Mack Supportive HousingSign in to view phone
- SHELDON TERRACE SUPPORTIVE HSGSign in to view phone
- Leeway Welton ApartmentsSign in to view phone
- Bonney BrookSign in to view phone
- Wellington at MadisonSign in to view phone
- THOMASTON GROUP HOMESign in to view phone
- HARWINTON GROUP HOMESign in to view phone
- PLYMOUTH GROUP HOMESign in to view phone
- WATERTOWN GROUP HOMESign in to view phone
- WHALLEY AVENUE HOUSING IISign in to view phone
- Templeton FarmsSign in to view phone
- ARC OF SOUTHINGTONSign in to view phone
- WHALLEY AVENUE HOUSINGSign in to view phone
- 85 Tremont Section ASign in to view phone
These rental buildings are subsidized by HUD, with rent based on household income. Call the building’s office directly to ask about vacancies and waiting lists. Larger buildings are listed first.
Affordable housing elsewhere in Connecticut
Agency and apartment lists are from HUD open data, fetched 2026-10-30. Vacancies, rents and eligibility are as confirmed by each office or official site.
