Today’s housing lottery round-up features five buildings with affordable units on Housing Connect with deadlines closing within the next seven days. Unfortunately, an update to the Housing Connect website this week has apparently left the system rather glitchy, as it now lists incorrect numbers of units remaining, and the photos and renderings have similarly become defunct, all in the midst of New York City’s worst housing crisis since the 1930s.
125 Units in 405 Dumont Avenue in Brownsville, Brooklyn
Exterior rendering of Van Dyke II at 405 Dumont Avenue. Courtesy of SLCE Architects
The housing lottery closes in four days for Van Dyke II, a 12-story mixed-use development at 405 Dumont Avenue in Brownsville, Brooklyn. Designed by SLCE Architects and developed by Trinity Financial in partnership with the city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development, the Housing Development Corporation, and the Housing Authority, the building has 125 units available on NYC Housing Connect for residents at 30 to 60 percent of the area median income, ranging in eligible income from $15,086 to $84,600.
32 Units in 885 Rogers Plaza in East Flatbush, Brooklyn
Rendering of 885 Rogers Plaza – S. Wieder Architect
The housing lottery closes in seven days for 885 Rogers Plaza, a seven-story mixed-use development at 885 Rogers Avenue in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. Designed by S. Wieder Architect and developed by Anshel Friedman, the building has 32 units available on NYC Housing Connect at 130 percent of the area median income, ranging in eligible income from $61,715 to $159,640.
16 Units in CLOTH Amsterdam in Washington Heights, Manhattan
CLOTH Amsterdam
The housing lottery closes in four days for CLOTH Amsterdam, a collection of 16 renovated rental units across four buildings including 2110 Amsterdam Avenue, 2185 Amsterdam Avenue, 2488 Seventh Avenue, and 2794 Eighth Avenue in Washington Heights, Manhattan. The buildings have 16 units available on NYC Housing Connect at 50 to 60 percent of the area median income, ranging in eligible income from $26,023 to $84,600.
6 Units in 387 Bleecker Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn
387 Bleecker Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn
The housing lottery closes in six days for a six-story residential development at 387 Bleecker Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Designed by Boro Architects, the building has six units available on NYC Housing Connect at 130 percent of the area median income, ranging in eligible income from $68,160 to $159,640.
3 Units in 648 Midwood Street in Wingate, Brooklyn
648 Midwood Street Apartments in Wingate, Brooklyn
The housing lottery closes in four days for 648 Midwood Street Apartments, a five-story residential development at 648 Midwood Street in Wingate, Brooklyn. Designed by Yedid Builders and developed by S Wieder Architect, the building has three units available on NYC Housing Connect at 130 percent of the area median income, ranging in eligible income from $76,835 to $159,640.
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Too many individual are on Social Security and looking for low income housing and no one helping us at all!!! We need more places to accept the position of Low income housing for apt and the senior housing… Stop this Lottery b.s.!!! We are angry now!!!!!
How is this low income only tue one on Dumont Ave. Not eveyone wants to live in Brownsville. Lived in East Flatbush all my life now i can’t afford to stay here. Yes STOP The BS this is low income
I want yo be included in the lottery. I want an application please for a one or two bedrooms please thank you.
I would like to get my apartment please help me my name is Antoinette Gordon
Im a person who wants to go on my own but can’t cause u guys are asking for so much with the low incone housing forget it i only work part time now cause the job only giving 20 hrs now so how am i going ro get an apartment with only making 15000 for the year.im so much over this low income which is really not true at all.
I’ve signed up 4-5 years ago and got 1 call and got disqualified because at the time I got financial help from my parents. Had I gotten accepted, I wouldn’t need their help like I still do. Also, why are the majority of housing in Brooklyn when Queens has so much land available?
Can I be a lottery pick for this building
Can I have the privilege of entering your lottery this has got to be mytenth time.
whonu2 I’ve been waiting so long for an apartment that I am 78 years old and retired from from the New York City Police
I hope you have to be passionate somewhere, under the charm of beauty that attracts you to look: Thank you.
Can i have a place please
How can I apply for the Manhattan lottery
How does one go about applying for these apartments? Single Dad with two children.
I want to apply for house,but how can I apply? Where I go? Please help me.
Why are all the lotteries apartment that are low income only in East New York. Why not other areas.
Please included me in the lottery of the apartments in Amsterdam.can send me an application by my Emai. Please
Please please, really we elderly need more help in finding a nice decent place to live in a neighborhood of our choice,
Please help us.
We are looking a 2 bedroom apartment for four thanks for your help.
How can I get alow income apt
Need low income application
This building are call for low income, please stop this is are community and they said is for low income and when they call you if you have section 8 the give the smaller apartments.
I want yo be in the lottery. I Want an application for a one bedroom please. Thank you.
I want to be in the lottery. I want an application for a 1 or 2 bedrooms. Thank you.
I want an application for a one bedroom please thank you.
Why is all the disabled families pushed into the worst schools areas? The housing crisis goes back to 1930’s snd yet still the discrimination continues. We are not worthy of of an A rated school district, because we became terminally ill, you push our children with a sh##t education. In the high crime neighborhoods