PARK SLOPE — People who want a shot at a cheap apartment in Park Slope have until Tuesday to submit an application to a citywide housing lottery.
Two one-bedroom apartments will be rented out for just $945 a month each and two two-bedrooms will go for a paltry $1,070 each at 65 Park Place, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Applications must be submitted online or postmarked by Oct. 13. Potential renters can make up to $36,300 if they're single and have no one else living with them. For couples, the income limit is $41,460 and families of four can make a maximum of $51,780.
The average price for a one-bedroom apartment in Park Slope was $2,551 in September; two-bedrooms were renting for an average of $3,316, according to the latest data from MNS.
The building at 65 Park Place has 17 units in all. One of the market-rate three-bedroom, two-bath apartments there is now renting for $5,958. The building's amenities include a parking garage (available for a monthly fee) and some units have a washer and dryer, according to Aptsandlofts.com.
People who apply for the housing lottery must provide documentation to verify their household size and income.
More information can be found here. To apply, visit NYC Housing Connect.
