BROOKLYN — Nearly 100 one- and two-bedroom apartments for less than $1,000 a month are now available on the Greenpoint waterfront through an affordable housing lottery.
The 97 units available in 33 Eagle St. include studios for $494 a month for an individual earning between $18,275 and $24,200 a year and two-bedrooms starting at $647 monthly for a family of four making up to $34,520.
The building will have an on-site superintendent, laundry room, bicycle storage room, fitness center and a landscaped courtyard.
There will also be a number of units set aside for people with disabilities, with 5 percent reserved for individuals who are mobility disabled and 2 percent for those who are vision or hearing disabled.
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You can go the city's Housing Connect website to check income requirements and to apply online.
The deadline for applications is May 16.
Applicant interviews generally start two to 10 months after the deadline is closed, according to Housing Connect.
