10 affordable housing lotteries closing at the end of March
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – Time is running out to apply to these affordable housing lotteries.
Affordable housing lottery applications are usually open for between 45 to 60 days on NYC Housing Connect. For these ten buildings in Queens, Staten Island, Brooklyn and the Bronx, that window is closing soon.
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Once the window closes, applicants are randomly reviewed for eligibility. Some tenants will be selected and other applicants will be placed on a waitlist. Not all applicants will hear back about their application, according to New York City's Housing Development Corporation.
To view all open affordable housing lotteries, click here.
214-33 41st Avenue Apartments, Queens
What's available: Four one-bedrooms for $3,200 per month; one two-bedroom for $3,700 per month.
Applications due: March 20
1644 New York Avenue Apartments, Brooklyn
What's available: Three studios for $2,300 per month; five one-bedrooms for $2,450 per month; three two-bedrooms for $2,700 per month.
Applications due: March 20
1730 Bedford Avenue Apartments, Brooklyn
What's available: 13 one-bedrooms for $3,595 per month, five two-bedrooms for $4,244 per month.
Applications due: March 20
3641 Johnson Avenue, Bronx
What's available: Four one-bedrooms for $2,375 per month; four two-bedrooms for $2,650 per month.
Applications due: March 24
56 Beach Street Apartments, Staten Island
What's available: Nine two-bedrooms for $4,244 per month.
Applications due: March 26
18 India Street Apartments, Brooklyn
What's available: Over 250 units ranging from $1,537 to $4,395.
Applications due: March 28
1073 Tiffany Street Apartments, Bronx
What's available: Nine studios at $2,889 per month.
Applications due: March 31
321 Franklin Avenue Apartments, Brooklyn
What's available: One one-bedroom for $2,650 per month; two two-bedrooms for $3,963 per month.
Applications due: March 31
1351 Jerome Avenue Apartments, Bronx
What's available: 98 units ranging from $914 to $3,640.
Applications due: March 31
88-11 179th Place Apartments, Queens
What's available: Six one-bedrooms for $1,863 per month; four two-bedrooms for $2,223 per month; one one-bedroom for $3,640 per month; four two-bedrooms for $4,347 per month.
Applications due: March 31
Emily Rahhal is a digital reporter who has covered New York City since 2023 after reporting in Los Angeles for years. She joined PIX11 in 2024. See more of her work here and follow her on Twitter here.
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