DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — A new fixture in Downtown Brooklyn's rising skyline is planning a 2013 opening, and has opened a lottery for cut-price units.
66 Rockwell Place is accepting applications for affordable housing units in the 457-foot tall skyscraper previously known as 29 Flatbush Ave., according to developer The Dermot Company.
The project set aside 63 low-income units with monthly rental rates ranging from $546 to $907. Applicants will be entered into a lottery, with preference given to New York City residents.
The residential tower's amenities include a health club, lounge, laundry room, business center and two roof decks, according to Brownstoner. There will also be a 200-car parking garage and 7,600 square feet of retail space.
Construction is expected to wrap up by summer.
Those interested in entering the affordable housing lottery can download an application here. Applications must be postmarked by May 21, 2013.
