Applications are now live for 20 Vital Avenue, a newly constructed residential building with 123 income-restricted, affordable apartments. Located in the Spring Creek section of East New York, 20 Vital combines community-scale apartment living with convenient access to transportation via the B13, B83, B84, and Q8 bus lines, as well as notable local amenities such as Shirley Chisholm State Park and the Gateway Center Mall. Residents will enjoy a suite of modern, essential amenities, abundant open space, and vibrant common areas, all within a brand-new Passive House building. The deadline to ap ..read more

2767 Atlantic Avenue is perfectly located in the Cypress Hills section of East New York, nestled in Brooklyn between Bushwick and Queens. This lively area offers easy access to public transportation, including the J, Z, L, A, C, and LIRR trains, making commuting a breeze. Residents will also enjoy being just minutes away from Williamsburg, Bushwick, Highland Park and JFK Airport. The newly constructed building offers units in Studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom variations available at multiple income levels. Amenities include bike storage lockers, shared laundry room, security cameras, and an inte ..read more

By: Shenal Tissera For decades, Gowanus was home to manufacturers and oil companies that dumped their waste into the Gowanus Canal, turning it into one of the most polluted waterways in the country. Now, it will be home to thousands of new residents, as part of an initiative to build more housing in and around the city. Rezoning efforts and the Gowanus Neighborhood Mixed Income Housing Development Program enacted by Governor Kathy Hochul is transforming the once industrial landscape into a residential area. Amid the onslaught of new apartments, about 3,000 of the estimated ..read more

Governor Kathy Hochul is offering $412 million in bonds and other financial subsidies to expand housing supply, including for two major projects in Brooklyn. The new financing will create and preserve nearly 1,100 affordable homes through six projects in New York City, the Finger Lakes, and the Hudson Valley, according to a news release. The Brooklyn projects include $170.3 million for the new construction of Innovative Urban Village Phase 1a , which will create 385 affordable homes in East New York and $82.8 million for the new construction of Marcus Garvey Extension Phase 2 ..read more

Article Courtesy NYCNewswire.com Vickie Paladino, a councilwoman from Queens, has been vocal about her concerns regarding squatters’ rights laws and their impact on property owners. (See Video Below) Paladino has expressed her frustration over current laws that she believes unfairly favor squatters over homeowners, particularly highlighting a law that allows squatters to claim ownership of empty buildings after 30 days. This situation has led her to push for legislative reforms aimed at providing property owners with more rights and extending the period before squatters can claim tenancy right ..read more

We all know that “affordable” housing is not a real thing in New York City, but this newly announced “affordable housing” development on New York City’s Housing Connect, which is New York City’s official affordable housing platform, cannot be real. Here’s the Announcement on the NYC Housing Connect Website 456 Blake Avenue Apartments is offering 3 newly constructed units in Brooklyn. New York City is committed to the principle of inclusivity in all of its neighborhoods, including supporting New Yorkers to reside in neighborhoods of their choice, regardless of their neighborhood of origin and ..read more

by Gerald Thomas for EastNewYork.com / Content distributed by NYCNewswire.com Home prices in East New York are increasing. The median house sale price in East New York, Brooklyn, in January was $590,000, showing a 7.3% increase year-over-year. However, it’s worth noting that median condo prices in East New York remained stable year-over-year at $260,000Several factors typically contribute to increasing home prices in a neighborhood like East New York: Gentrification: As more people move into a neighborhood, demand for housing increases, which can drive up home prices. East New York has seen s ..read more

The New York City Housing Lottery offers affordable housing opportunities across the five boroughs, and it’s a great way to find a more affordable place to live in a city known for its high rental prices. Here are some tips to navigate and increase your chances in the NYC Housing Lottery: Understand the Requirements: Each housing lottery has its own set of income and household size requirements. Make sure you understand these requirements before applying. Your household income must fall within the specified range for the unit you’re interested in. Keep Your Documentation Ready: You will need ..read more

Content distributed by NYCNewswire.com The New York City housing lottery, part of the city’s Affordable Housing initiative, is designed to provide below-market-rate housing options to eligible participants, including low- to middle-income families, seniors, and disabled individuals. While the program aims to make housing more affordable for those who meet specific income requirements, the perception of affordability can vary widely among applicants. Several factors contribute to the ongoing discussions about the affordability of the NYC housing lottery: Income Bands: The housing lottery inclu ..read more

Content distributed by NYC Newswire Applications are now available for 53 brand new affordable apartments at the new Euclid Glenmore Apartments located at 437 Euclid Ave, in East New York. Application deadline:  Apr 16, 2024 There is a preference for residents of Brooklyn Community Board 5, Tenant pays electric & electric Stove. Apply online or through mail. To request a paper application by mail, send a self-addressed envelope to: Euclid Glenmore Apartments C/O CGMR Compliance Partners, PO BOX 440, WADING RIVER, NY 11792. Only send one application per development. Do not submit dupli ..read more