A rendering of The Crossing at Jamaica Station.

In Queens, a big new Jamaica Station housing lottery is offering 667 brand-new apartments to qualified applicants, with rents starting at $663 for a studio and rising to $4,501 for a 3-bedroom.

New Yorkers who earn 40%, 60%, 80%, 125%, 130%, 145%, and 165% of the annual median income — or between $23,658 and $218,460 per year, depending on the apartment size and the number of people in the household — may qualify for the apartments. See details in the chart below.

These housing lottery units are in The Crossing at Jamaica Station, a new-construction two-building complex that is expected to receive LEED Silver certification for its energy efficiency and “green” roof. The complex is ideally suited for commuters, just steps away from the J, Z, and E trains at Sutphin Boulevard/Archer Avenue and the LIRR and AirTrains at Jamaica Station.

Queens Rentals Under $3,000 Article continues below

Woodhaven

97-53 94th Street

$2,450 No Fee

2 |

1

Long Island City

36-22 31st Street

$2,600 No Fee

Studio |

1

Briarwood

141-30 Pershing Crescent

$2,350 No Fee

2 |

1

Astoria

43-04 34th Avenue

$2,700 No Fee

2 |

1

Jackson Heights

37-50 77th Street

$2,795 No Fee

2 |

1

Astoria

12-13 Astoria Boulevard

$2,500 No Fee

1 |

1

Ditmars-Steinway

22-12 36th Street

$2,600 No Fee

2 |

1

Ditmars-Steinway

20-77 Steinway Avenue

$2,275 No Fee

1 |

1

Astoria

23-20 30 Drive

$2,650 No Fee

1 |

1

Astoria

25-40 Shore Boulevard

$2,249 No Fee

Studio |

1

Kew Gardens

82-77 116th Street

$2,650 No Fee

1 |

1

Ditmars-Steinway

20-35 46th Street

$2,925 No Fee

2 |

1

No units in the building are currently listed on StreetEasy, but the median rent for the Jamaica, Queens, area is $2,200 per month.

The deadline to apply for this lottery is February 6, 2020. To learn more and apply, visit NYC Housing Connect.

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