Riverwalk Park NYC Housing Connect Lottery (Roosevelt: neighborhood, safety, commute)
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Are you sure it's not a cap on the minimum size rather than on maximum size? I can't imagine why they'd restrict a more spacious apartment if devs want to build them. Also, in mixed buildings I'm not sure how that'd work and would create a two tier system that I thought the city was avoiding.
It’s actually in one of the videos abt this property where the guy disclosed that information and upon further investigation he was correct. I even have a friend who moved in the dime building in Williamsburg and she’s market rate but that building fell under the size cap and her apartment is quite small
I went to a viewing here today and it was for a studio. Really nice building but one small closet throw out the studio apartment and it’s small but very cute. When called I requested a one bedroom but it seems as if only studio is only available and I’m in the 130 ami. So it looks like I’m passing on it.
It’s actually in one of the videos abt this property where the guy disclosed that information and upon further investigation he was correct. I even have a friend who moved in the dime building in Williamsburg and she’s market rate but that building fell under the size cap and her apartment is quite small
So I just looked up the latest guidelines and it lists MINIMUM targets for sizes for rentals. They do have minimum and a maximum for units intended for people to own (rather than rent) though (for ex. min./max for a studio to own is 400/475 sq. ft.) .
I just got emailed to affirm my interest (said not interested anymore), can confirm only 165AMI left.
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