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Affordable housing lottery opens in Rego Park, rents start at $2,100 a month

Jan. 18, 2024 By Ethan Marshall

Four affordable housing units are now up for grabs in a Rego Park development, with monthly rents ranging from $2,100-$2,500.

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The units are part of a 3-story mixed-use building at 63-16 102nd St. that consists of 11 residences, seven of which will be rented at market rate. A lottery was recently opened for the four affordable units by the city. Two are one-bedroom and two are two-bedroom.

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Each of the affordable units are for residents earning 130% of the area median income (AMI). For the one-bedroom units, the area median income ranges from $72,000-$165,230, depending on the size of the household. The area median income for the two-bedroom units ranges from $85,715-$198,250. The one-bedroom units are meant for between one and three people, while the two-bedroom units are meant for between two and five people.

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Amenities include washers and dryers in the units, air conditioning, patios or balconies, energy-efficient appliances, high-end countertops and finishes, smart controls for heating and/or cooling, hardwood floors, an elevator, security cameras, green space, an accessible entrance, assigned parking spaces and intercommunication device.

The development is a 10-minute walk from the 63rd Drive-Rego Park train station, which provides access to the M and R trains. The building is also pet-friendly, with multiple pets allowed.

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Prospective renters are required to meet the income and housing size requirements in order to apply. Applications must be postmarked or submitted online by Feb. 2, 2024. For more information on the complex and to apply, click here.

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