NYC public housing

NYC public housing consists of affordable apartment complexes managed by the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), designed to provide safe, decent, and affordable homes for low- to moderate-income residents. Funded largely through government resources, these developments aim to offer stable housing solutions, support community services, and promote neighborhood stability. Residents typically pay a percentage of their income in rent, making housing accessible regardless of income level. While facing challenges like aging infrastructure and maintenance issues, NYC public housing remains a vital resource for many families seeking affordable living options in the city.