There are 10 Housing Authorities operating in Maryland. They oversee public housing initiatives and issue section 8 vouchers to eligible recipients. Most housing authorities also operate a section 8 waiting list which prioritizes securing section 8 housing to those most in need.
There Are Currently 60 Units Available in the Havre De Grace Housing Authority. These Low-income Hou...
There Are Currently 466 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Calvert County. These Low-income...
There Are Currently 2709 Units Available in the Md Department. of Housing and Community Development....
There Are Currently 330 Units Available in the Housing Authority of Crisfield. These Low-income Hous...
There Are Currently 170 Units Available in the Queen Anne's County Housing Authority. These Low-inco...
There Are Currently 60 Units Available in the Glenarden Housing Authority. These Low-income Housing ...
There Are Currently 934 Units Available in the County Commissioners Charles County. These Low-income...
There Are Currently 285 Units Available in the Housing Commission of Talbot. These Low-income Housin...
There Are Currently 673 Units Available in the Cecil County Housing Agency. These Low-income Housing...
There Are Currently 1148 Units Available in the Frederick Housing Authority. These Low-income Housin...
Section 8 Waiting Lists Open April 2026
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