Skip to content
Free violation report for any NYC building · Check an address

Staten Island · Section 8 apartments

Section 8 and CityFHEPS apartments in Port Richmond: what landlords need to know

For landlords in Port Richmond: what a Section 8 or CityFHEPS tenancy pays in 2026, what the unit must pass, and how the lease-up runs. Voucher holders are protected by source-of-income law; this page is about doing it well.

3,020
residential lots in the area
5,069
residential units
79%
of flagged buildings are 1–4 family
789
open Class C items to clear before inspection

2026 payment standards, utilities included: Studio $2,604 · 1 BR $2,734 · 2 BR $2,997 · 3 BR $3,753 · 4 BR $4,077. NYCHA’s new-rental standards and HRA’s CityFHEPS standards are the same figures this year. A unit in Port Richmond at or under the standard, with heat, hot water, working detectors and no peeling paint, passes the inspection on the first visit in most cases.

2026 payment standards that apply here

BedroomsNew rentals and transfersAnnual recertifications
0 (studio)$2,604$2,646
1$2,734$2,762
2$2,997$3,058
3$3,753$3,811
4$4,077$4,111
5$4,689$4,728

NYCHA Section 8, effective January 1, 2026; CityFHEPS and FHEPS use the same figures from April 1, 2026. Full tables: Section 8, CityFHEPS, HASA, FHEPS.

Brooklyn, NY

Need this handled in Port Richmond?

Call (888) 756-7874 or send the address. We pull the record, quote a fixed price, and start.

Photo: Andre Carrotflower, CC BY-SA 4.0
WhatsApp us