High Log Numbers (apartment, high income, housing)

[Little-venice-girl]

Out of curiosity, what is the highest log number you’ve heard of someone having (with no preferences) where they were selected and secured an apartment?

[RentingNYC]

now that is an interesting question to ask....I will be surprised to see the responses if any lol....high log numbers and no preference have a VERY Low chance of securing an apartment smh lol....it would probably take YEARS (like 6+) if anything.

[Dierdenise]

Originally Posted by Little-venice-girl

Out of curiosity, what is the highest log number you’ve heard of someone having (with no preferences) where they were selected and secured an apartment?

I am interested to know this answer as well

[macnyc2003]

In a high income bracket, like 165%, you can have quite a high number and still get called. Developers are having trouble filling these units. People making this much money tend to have other housing options.

[tlane11]

I don't know about successfully getting a unit - but I was called for a building with a log number of 55,012 (I was 30% AMI at the time). I did not get the unit as they said they had "all been filled." I think they were having trouble filling the higher AMI units and calling everyone in to see if there income had increased.

[Little-venice-girl]

Originally Posted by tlane11

I don't know about successfully getting a unit - but I was called for a building with a log number of 55,012 (I was 30% AMI at the time). I did not get the unit as they said they had "all been filled." I think they were having trouble filling the higher AMI units and calling everyone in to see if there income had increased.

That’s very interesting

[pink snake]

My log# was 4908, no preferences and I got the apartment.

[Vanta B]

#25,000 ish for an all affordable building. Turned it down for another apartment. I think it was 80% or 100$ AMI, can’t remember.

[RentingNYC]

Originally Posted by tlane11

I don't know about successfully getting a unit - but I was called for a building with a log number of 55,012 (I was 30% AMI at the time). I did not get the unit as they said they had "all been filled." I think they were having trouble filling the higher AMI units and calling everyone in to see if there income had increased.

Wow that’s very interesting. I still don’t understand the whole point of reaching out to people and asking for documentation only to find out that there are no more units. Like, what’s the point!?!?!!?

[someoneinqueens]

I got called for Alvista Towers 120% AMI no preferences back in 2020 & my log # was pretty high, 59XXX, the unit was available for immediate occupancy but I turned it down.