An affordable housing lottery at Roosevelt Island’s Riverwalk Park offers 313 new units to qualified applicants.
A new Roosevelt Island housing lottery is offering 313 units at Riverwalk Park to a broad range of earners. The spots are for units ranging in size from studios to 3-bedrooms, for as little as $506 per month for a studio.
New Yorkers who earn 40%, 60%, 130%, or 165% of the area median income — or between $21,463 and $218,460 per year, depending on apartment size and number of people in the household — may qualify for the apartments. See details in the chart below.
These units are in Riverwalk Park at 460 Main Street on Roosevelt Island. The brand-new building has 22 stories and 340 apartments in total. Amenities include an attended lobby, a high-end fitness center, a bike room, a media room, a shared terrace, a children’s playroom, and more.
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Hamilton Heights
477 West 143rd Street
$2,200No Fee
1 |
1
Hamilton Heights
550 West 149th Street
$2,200No Fee
Studio |
1
Little Italy
92 Elizabeth Street
$2,200No Fee
1 |
1
Murray Hill
320 Lexington Avenue
$2,400No Fee
1 |
1
Lenox Hill
511 East 78th Street
$2,325No Fee
Studio |
1
Upper West Side
30 West 83rd Street
$2,200No Fee
Studio |
1
Central Harlem
212 Edgecombe Avenue
$2,300No Fee
2 |
1
Upper West Side
790 Amsterdam Avenue
$2,315No Fee
Studio |
1
East Harlem
2033 Second Avenue
$2,250No Fee
1 |
1
Hamilton Heights
294 Convent Avenue
$2,000No Fee
1 |
1
Central Harlem
2150 Fifth Avenue
$2,450No Fee
2 |
1
East Harlem
2337 First Avenue
$1,915No Fee
1 |
1
Roosevelt Island is connected to Manhattan via the famous tram at 59th Street and a single subway station on the F line, which is just a short walk from Riverwalk Park. From there it’s only one stop to Lexington Avenue at 63rd Street, and three stops to Rockefeller Center.
Qualified applicants for this Roosevelt Island housing lottery should apply online at NYC Housing Connect. The deadline to apply is July 6, 2020.