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Arizona

Section 8 & Public Housing waiting list status for all housing authorities in Arizona.

23
Housing Authorities
92
Open Lists
93
Closed Lists
Local Housing Guide 2026

Complete Guide to Section 8 & Public Housing in Arizona

Arizona has 23 housing authorities managing a combined 217 waiting lists across Section 8 (HCV), Public Housing, and Project-Based Voucher programs. Currently, 92 of those lists are accepting applications — an open rate of approximately 42%. This data was last verified on Oct 14, 2026.

Those agencies administer roughly 31,054 assisted housing units statewide — 4,300 public housing units and 26,754 Housing Choice Vouchers, across 10 counties. Income limits are set by HUD per county or metro area, so eligibility thresholds differ between agencies within Arizona.

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The affordable housing programs tracked in Arizona include Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers (HCV) (4 open), Public Housing (11 open), Project-Based Vouchers (PBV) (4 open), Mainstream (2 open), RAD (1 open), VASH (2 open). Each program has its own eligibility criteria, application process, and wait times. In most cases, applicants can apply to multiple program types at the same housing authority, and there is no limit to the number of housing authorities you can apply to statewide.

The cities with the most open waitlists in Arizona right now are Peoria (34), Yuma (13), Mesa (10), Phoenix (8), and Kingman (7) . Applicants who are flexible about location will generally receive assistance sooner than those who apply to a single waitlist in a high-demand area.

Latest opening: Housing Authority of Maricopa County — PBV

Eligibility Requirements for Arizona

To qualify for assistance in Arizona, applicants must meet specific income and household criteria set by the Arizona Department of Housing.

  • Income: Below HUD local limits
  • Citizenship: U.S. Citizen or eligible legal status
  • Background: Criminal background check required
  • Residency: Preferences often given to locals

Real-Time Data Verification

Section 8 Waitlist aggregates data from official Arizona legal notices, government press releases, and PHA portal updates. Every listing is cross-referenced with Arizona Department of Housing to ensure that families receive accurate information for low-income programs.

217 results

Arizona Behavioral Health Corporation

Phoenix, Arizona · AZ880

PBV ● AHCCCS Housing Program (AHP) ● Other ● Other (AHCCCS Housing Program) ● Other (Permanent Supportive Housing) ● HCV ● Mainstream ● AHCCCS Housing Programs ● Tenant Based Rental Assistance ●

Arizona Department of Housing

Phoenix, Arizona · AZ901

Public Housing ● Mainstream ● PBV ● HCV ● RAD ●

City of Mesa Housing Authority

Mesa, Arizona · AZ005

Security and Utility Deposit Program ● Homeowner Rehab ● Security Deposit and Utility Deposit Program ● Security/Utility Deposit Assistance ● Emergency Rehabilitation/Homeowner Rehab ● Emergency Rehabilitation Program / Homeowner Rehab ● Security and Utility Deposit Assistance Programs ● Homeowner Rehabilitation ● Other ● Other (Emergency Rehabilitation Program) ● PBV ● Public Housing ● HCV ● VASH ● Mainstream ● FUP ● RAD ● Utility Deposit Assistance ● Security Deposit Assistance ●

City of Phoenix Housing Department

Phoenix, Arizona · AZ001

Other ● Public Housing ● HCV ● Mainstream ● HOPWA ● Other Affordable Housing ●

Eloy Housing Authority

Eloy, Arizona · AZ021

Public Housing ● PBV ● HCV ●

Flagstaff Housing Authority

Flagstaff, Arizona · AZ006

East Flagstaff Housing ● Public Housing ● Flagstaff Housing West ● Clark Homes ● HCV ● RAD ● PBV ● Mainstream ●

Gila County Housing Authority

Globe, Arizona · AZ045

Public Housing ● HCV ● Mainstream ● PBV ● RAD ● Other ●

Housing Authority of Maricopa County

Peoria, Arizona · AZ009

Clare Feldstadt Apartments ● PBV ● VETERAN AFFAIRS HOUSING PROGRAM ● WATSON DUPLEXES | BUCKEYE, AZ ● Other Property - Casa Bonitas Apartments ● Other Property - Clare Feldstadt Apartments ● Apartments - Heritage Senior (Surprise, AZ) ● Apartments - Rose Terrace (Avondale, AZ) ● Apartments - Watson Duplexes (Buckeye, AZ) ● FUP ● HERITAGE AT SURPRISE APARTMENTS | SURPRISE, AZ ● HERITAGE SENIOR APARTMENTS | SURPRISE, AZ ● Various Locations ● Duplexes ● Veteran Affairs Housing ● CASA BONITAS APARTMENTS | VARIOUS LOCATIONS ● CLARE FELDSTADT APARTMENTS | MESA, AZ ● ROSE TERRACE APARTMENTS | AVONDALE, AZ ● Casa Bonitas Apartments ● Heritage at Surprise Apartments ● Heritage Senior Apartments ● Rose Terrace Apartments ● Watson Duplexes ● Veteran Affairs Housing Program ● Various ● Other Property - Watson Duplexes ● Other Property - Rose Terrace Apartments ● VASH ● Mainstream ● Apartments - Casa Bonitas (Various Locations) ● Apartments - Clare Feldstadt (Mesa, AZ) ● Apartments - Heritage at Surprise (Surprise, AZ) ● Other ● Senior Apartments ● HCV ● Homes ● Apartments - Maricopa Revitaliz. Homes (Mesa, AZ) ● Emergency Housing Voucher ● Public Housing ● Apartments - River at Eastline Village (Tempe, AZ) ● Apartments - Norton Circle (Avondale, AZ) ● River at Eastline Village ● Norton Circle Apartments ● Maricopa Revitaliz. Homes ● Other Property - Heritage Senior Apartments ● Emergency Housing ● RIVER AT EASTLINE VILLAGE | TEMPE, AZ ● NORTON CIRCLE APARTMENTS | AVONDALE, AZ ● MARICOPA REVITALIZ. HOMES | MESA, AZ ● Village ● PBRA - Varney Homes (Peoria, AZ) ● RAD ● Other (Peoria Property: Varney Homes) ● John Hammond (Peoria, AZ) ● Parkview Estates (Peoria, AZ) ● Varney Homes (Peoria, AZ) ● Other (Peoria Property: John Hammond) ● Other (Peoria Property: Parkview Estates) ●

Mohave County Housing Authority

Kingman, Arizona · AZ043

Other ● Supportive Housing Program (SHP) / HOPWA ● Short Term Rental Mortgage and Utility (STRMU) ● Supportive Housing (STRMU) ● STRMU ● Supportive Housing (HOPWA) ● HOPWA ● FSS ● HCV ● Public Housing ● Housing for Persons with HIV/AIDS (HOPWA) ● Mainstream ● VASH ● Supportive Housing Program (SHP) ● Homeownership ● PBV ● RAD ● SHP ● Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS (HOPWA) ●

Nogales Housing Authority

Nogales, Arizona · AZ023

Public Housing ● Stability Vouchers ● PBV ● Emergency Housing Vouchers ● HCV ●

Pima County Housing Authority

Tucson, Arizona · AZ033

City of Tucson-Owned Affordable Housing ● Mainstream ● Moderate Rehab ● Public Housing ● PBV ● RAD ● Other ● HCV ●

Pinal County Housing Authority

Casa Grande, Arizona · AZ010

Public Housing ● Other Housing Assistance ● Housing Assistance Available in Eloy ● Housing Assistance (Eloy) ● HCV ● PBV ●

Williams Housing Authority

Williams, Arizona · AZ041

HCV ● Public Housing ●

Winslow Public Housing Authority

Winslow, Arizona · AZ008

Public Housing ● HCV ●

Yuma City Housing Authority

Yuma, Arizona · AZ035

Other ● LIHTC - Carver Park Townhomes ● Mainstream ● PBV ● Other Senior ● Section 202 Supportive Housing ● RAD ● FUP ● VASH ● Casa Sierra Vista ● Public Housing ● Section 202 Supportive Housing - Casa Sierra Vista ● LIHTC ● HCV ● EHV ● TBRA ● Special Voucher Programs ● Carver Park (Tax Credit) ● Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) ●

Yuma County Housing Department

Somerton, Arizona · AZ013

HCV ● Public Housing ●

Chandler Housing & Redevelopment Division

Chandler, Arizona · AZ028

Other ● HCV ● RAD ● Affordable Housing (City-Owned Units) ● PBV ● Public Housing ● Affordable Housing ●

City of Glendale Housing Authority

Glendale, Arizona · AZ003

PBV ● Affordable Housing (Senior - Cascalote) ● Affordable Housing ● Affordable Housing - Senior (Cascalote) ● HCV ● Other ● Public Housing ●

Housing Authority of Cochise County

Bisbee, Arizona · AZ034

VASH ● RAD ● Public Housing ● PBV ● Mainstream ● HCV ● Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) ● HOPWA ●

Housing and Community Development Tucson

Tucson, Arizona · AZ004

Moderate Rehab ● Public Housing ● PBV ● HCV ● FUP ● VASH ● RAD ● Mainstream ●

Scottsdale Housing Agency

Scottsdale, Arizona · AZ032

HCV ●

South Tucson Housing Authority

South Tucson, Arizona · AZ025

HCV ● Public Housing ●

Tempe Housing Authority

Tempe, Arizona · AZ031

PBV ● HCV ● RAD ● Emergency Home Repair Program ● Other ● Mainstream ● Public Housing ●

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Applying to housing authorities in neighboring states can increase your chances of receiving assistance sooner. There is no rule limiting you to your home state.