Apply for 83 Affordable Apartments in Astoria, Starting at $895/Month
The affordable housing lottery has commenced for 83 brand new apartments at the Steinway Estates in Astoria, per the NYC HPD. Units will range from $895/month studios to $2,586/month three-bedrooms, with annual income requirements varying from $32,023 for a single-person household to $130,260 for a six-person household.
The development at 19-80 Steinway Street is on the edge of the Steinway IBZ (Industrial Business Zone) and was originally known as the Vesta or Vesta QÂ when it first surfaced as a mixed-use project back in 2008. Exact details on the building aren’t clear, but renderings from Garrett Gourlay Architect show a four-story, corner-lot structure with landscaped outdoor areas and contemporary apartments.
Units will have stainless steel appliances, bamboo flooring, and terraces/balconies for some.
Building amenities include a recreational roof deck, laundry room, and on-site parking garage for an additional fee.
Applications are being accepted through May 23rd. Those who qualify can apply here. Find below our map of other ongoing housing lotteries:
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All renderings via Garrett Gourlay Architect
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Not to be a cynic, but guarantee it looks nothing like this. Astoria builders have become cheaper by the year with their finishes and workmanship.