The value of a Manhattan Plaza apartment is not lost on New Yorkers, leading to a dearth of available units and excruciatingly slow turnover. Manhattan Plaza’s Section 8 programs include subsidized rents for Performing Artist and Theater Support professionals, residents of Manhattan Community Board 4 (MCB4) who are over 18, and residents of MCB4 who are over 62. Additional waiting list spots are available through the Manhattan Plaza Section 8 programs, where eligible residents are not required to pay more than 40 percent of total income for housing.
The Mitchell Lama Program, a New York State program established in 1955 to ensure the availability of middle income housing, allows applicants who earn under $163K the chance to apply for a $1,950/month studio, applicants who earn under $193K can apply for a $2,300/month one-bedroom, and applicants who earn under $224K can apply for a $2,679/month two-bedroom unit. Renters looking to secure affordable housing in a neighborhood where the monthly median rent is nearly $4K may apply for a spot in the 46-floor, 1,689-unit building on W43rd Street between 9th and 10th Avenue through one of several affordable housing programs. The twin towers of Manhattan Plaza overlook W42nd Street. Historic New York apartment complex Manhattan Plaza has reopened their highly-coveted, oft-lengthy waiting lists for select studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments to prospective tenants eager to stake out residence in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen.
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