UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2026

Open Section 8 Waiting Lists in South Carolina

43 authorities are currently accepting applications

43 Open Lists
37 Cities

The housing authorities below have an open Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher) or public housing waiting list in South Carolina as of September 2026. Apply to every list you qualify for, and note any closing dates. For authorities whose lists are closed, browse the full list of South Carolina housing authorities to check status and plan ahead.

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43 Open Waiting Lists in South Carolina

South Carolina Open Waiting List FAQs

As of September 2026, 43 housing authorities have an open Section 8 or public housing waiting list in South Carolina, spread across 37 cities. This page lists each one with contact details and, where available, the date the list closes.

Contact the housing authority directly using the phone number or website listed for each authority below. You will complete a pre-application, provide proof of income, identification, and household details, and submit before the closing date. Many South Carolina authorities now accept applications online.

Yes. Each housing authority keeps its own separate waiting list, so applying to every open list you qualify for in South Carolina increases your chance of receiving assistance sooner. There is no penalty for being on multiple lists.

Closed lists reopen periodically, sometimes annually and sometimes by lottery. Check back on this page, which we update regularly, and browse every South Carolina housing authority to see their individual status and set reminders for reopenings.

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All Open Waiting Lists (Nationwide) All South Carolina Housing Authorities Section 8 Guide

Last updated: 2026-09-06

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