Affordable apartments in New York City is not an easy thing to find. For those looking for less expensive housing real estate website ny.curbed suggests taking a look at least one source: NYC Housing Connect, for all of the different affordable units coming onto the market.
The site is updated regularly, but pay attention to This guide.It will give you all the details you need on how to apply: Applicants have to pay a certain percentage of the area median income (AMI) etc.
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Ny.curbed say they will update this map continuously. Here are some opportunities on today’s list:
1- 321 East 60th Street
2 – 175 Delancey Street
3 – Walton Avenue Apartments
4 – Loring Place North
5 – Watermark Court Square
6- 387 Manhattan Avenue
7 – The Brooklyn Zinc
8 – 26-27 2nd Street
9 – Draper Hall Apartments
10 – The Graham
11 – La Casa Del Mundo
