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New York City, NY 10016

Income-restricted apartments in 10016.

Buildings in this ZIP code with apartments set aside for households under an income limit. Contact the building to ask about openings and its waitlist.
A 1936 WPA poster reading Better Housing, with a new apartment block beside old tenements
WPA poster, 1936

7 buildings with about 1,623 apartments, largest first.

  • Paramount

    240 E 39th St, New York City, NY 10016

    • Apartments: 464 (93 income-restricted)
    • Sizes: 1 bedroom (278), 2 bedrooms (183), 3 bedrooms (1), 4 bedrooms (2)
    • Placed in service: 1999

  • Prince George

    14 E 28th St, New York City, NY 10016

    • Apartments: 416 (333 income-restricted)
    • Placed in service: 1999

  • 160 Madison Avenue Apartments

    160 Madison Ave, New York City, NY 10016

    • Apartments: 319 (64 income-restricted)
    • Sizes: Studio (75), 1 bedroom (205), 2 bedrooms (39)
    • Rents set for households at or under 50% of area median income
    • Placed in service: 2015

  • Sonoma

    300 E 39th St, New York City, NY 10016

    • Apartments: 254 (64 income-restricted)
    • Sizes: Studio (54), 1 bedroom (143), 2 bedrooms (57)
    • Placed in service: 2001

  • 1 East 35th Street Apts

    1 E 35th St, New York City, NY 10016

    • Apartments: 91 (90 income-restricted)
    • Sizes: Studio (14), 1 bedroom (62), 2 bedrooms (15)
    • Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
    • Placed in service: 2007

  • 385 Third Ave Apts

    385 Third Ave, New York City, NY 10016

    • Apartments: 49 (48 income-restricted)
    • Sizes: Studio (10), 1 bedroom (39)
    • Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
    • Placed in service: 2007

  • 400 Third Ave Apts

    400 Third Ave, New York City, NY 10016

    • Apartments: 30 (29 income-restricted)
    • Sizes: 1 bedroom (30)
    • Placed in service: 2005

KPCB Edge is an independent publisher, not a government agency. This shows where income-restricted buildings are, not which apartments are open, and the details come from HUD's tax credit housing database, which can be out of date. Call or visit the building to confirm. Never pay a fee to apply.

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