62-41 Forest Ave (Google Maps)
Oct. 22 By Allie Griffin
More than a dozen Ridgewood apartments are now up for grabs through a recently opened affordable housing lottery.
One studio apartment, five one-bedroom apartments and seven two-bedroom apartments are available in a newly constructed building at 62-41 Forest Ave. Rents start at $1,450 per month for the studio unit and go up to $1,830 for the one-bedroom units and $2,442 for the two-bedroom units.
The studio unit is open to households of one to two people who make between $49,715 and $111,020 combined a year. The one-bedroom units are open to households of one to three people who make between $62,743 and $124,930 combined a year. The two-bedroom units are available to households of two to five people who make between $83,726 and $149,890 combined a year.
A full breakdown of the income requirements to enter the housing lottery is below.
The building offers residents several amenities including a roof terrace, bike room, laundry room and fitness center, though additional fees apply for use of the fitness center.
Nearby public transportation includes the L and M subway lines and the Q67, Q58, Q54, Q39, QM24, B13 and B20 buses.
Tenants of the building will be responsible for the electricity bill in addition to monthly rent.
While the units are given out to eligible applicants through a lottery, some preference is given to applicants with vision, mobility and hearing disabilities.
The deadline to apply for each lottery is Nov. 13, 2019. Those eligible can apply online here.
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6 Comments
Seriously even in the city affordable housing is cheaper wtf
1450? is a a bargain!!! complaining about the cost?? Get a real job. Get an education that will commensurate with a livable wage . Stop your belly aching!!
tHaT’s eXpEnSiVe
This is why homeless is becoming an increasing problem. At least the RTU is making a stand . Our elected official’s are not really helping to solve the issue.
Affordable housing where I’ve been working in the same place and don’t make no where near the starting salary you want for a studio ridiculous
Affordable??
For who??? It’s suppose to be affordable housing. Unless you’re a drug dealer, most working can’t afford it, and especially people looking for affordable housing…