You can qualify for a Brooklyn affordable apartment earning up to $238,160, but the application closes July 2
Applications for Botanic Heights in Brooklyn close July 2 for households earning up to $238,160; Ridgewood rezoning heads to NYC Council as City Planning Commission votes on 11 projects including Williamsburg’s Kent Avenue.
You can qualify for a Brooklyn affordable apartment earning up to $238,160, but the application closes July 2
Applications for Botanic Heights in Brooklyn close July 2 for households earning up to $238,160; Ridgewood rezoning heads to NYC Council as City Planning Commission votes on 11 projects including Williamsburg’s Kent Avenue.
Two affordable housing lotteries are closing this week (one in Brooklyn, one in Manhattan), while a rezoning proposal in Ridgewood heads to the NYC Council’s zoning subcommittee and the City Planning Commission takes votes on roughly eleven projects, including one on Kent Avenue in Williamsburg. The details come from City Limits’ weekly NYC Housing Calendar, published June 30.
The Department of Housing Preservation and Development is closing applications for Botanic Heights in Brooklyn on July 2. That building targets households earning between $106,766 and $238,160. Willow Tree Residences in Manhattan has a July 3 deadline and is open to households earning between $42,275 and $81,420.
On Wednesday, July 1 at 10 a.m., the City Planning Commission is scheduled to vote on roughly eleven projects, according to City Limits. Among them: a rezoning proposal at 200…
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