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New Affordable Housing Developments in NYC

Each article here reports one new building with income-restricted apartments in New York City. It gives the rents, the income ranges, the application deadline, and whether a CityFHEPS or Section 8 voucher covers the rent. The figures come from NYC Housing Connect and city permit records.

Updated · By the VoucherMatch Editorial Team · How these guides are reported

Buildings
2
Income-restricted apartments
85
Lowest published rent
$950
Next deadline
Oct 23

Application deadlines coming up in NYC

Buildings whose deadline has not passed, soonest first. Each date is the one on the building’s official listing.

BuildingRentApply by
1832 Fulton Street Apartments1832 Fulton Street, Bedford-Stuyvesant$1,819 to $2,699 a monthOct 23, 2026
The Cornice (Sackett Apartments)224 3rd Avenue, Gowanus$950 to $3,985 a monthOct 26, 2026

Every building guide in NYC

2 buildings

New affordable buildings by borough

Each borough page lists its buildings and compares their rents by apartment size.

Rents by apartment size in NYC

The lowest monthly rent each building's official listing gives for each apartment size, and the yearly household income the listing accepts. “Based on income” means the rent is set from the household's income, and a dash means the listing has no apartment of that size.

The Cornice (Sackett Apartments)Gowanus, Brooklyn$950$967$1,069$39,018 to $219,840
1832 Fulton Street ApartmentsBedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn$1,819$1,936$2,662$68,126 to $198,510

Source: each building's official listing, on the date its guide gives. What it means: the income limit also depends on household size, so read the building's guide before you apply.

How NYC housing lotteries work

  1. Applying is free. You apply online through NYC Housing Connect, once per household.
  2. After the deadline, every application gets a random log number. Applying early does not move you up.
  3. Buildings contact applicants in log-number order. Hearing back usually takes 2 to 12 months.

Using a voucher in a lottery building

HPD says the minimum income listed for a lottery apartment does not apply to households with a rental voucher. The rent has to be within the limit your voucher sets for that apartment size. Each report compares the building's rents with the CityFHEPS and Section 8 limits.

Apartments that take vouchers now, by borough

A lottery can take months. These listings come from landlords who accept vouchers today.

Section 8 apartments

CityFHEPS apartments

More housing help in New York City

Vouchers and income-based housing in NYC

Questions about new affordable housing in NYC

Does it cost anything to apply to an NYC housing lottery?
No. Applying through NYC Housing Connect is free. Nobody can sell you an application or a better place in line.
Does applying early improve my chances?
No. Every application received by the deadline gets a random log number after the lottery closes. An application sent on the first day is treated the same as one sent on the last day.
How long does a housing lottery take?
Usually 2 to 12 months from the deadline until you hear back. The building works through log numbers in order and asks the households it reaches for documents.
Can I use CityFHEPS or Section 8 in a lottery apartment?
Yes. HPD says the minimum income for an apartment does not apply to voucher holders. The rent still has to be within the limit your voucher sets for that apartment size.
What does "applications not open yet" mean?
The building has been announced, but NYC Housing Connect is not taking applications for it yet. The report covers the rents and income ranges published so far.

New affordable buildings elsewhere

Figures come from each building's official listing and public records, dated in its guide. VoucherMatch is not a housing agency and does not take applications for these buildings. How these guides are reported.