Affordable housing lottery opens in Crown Heights
A second affordable housing lottery has opened at a seven-story complex in Crown Heights.
The building, located at 24 Ford St., is offering 10 newly-constructed units in a lottery set for those making 60 percent of the area median income — meaning between $32,160 and $62,580. The rents for the available units range from $938 for the studios to $1,223 for the two-bedrooms.
The apartments include hardwood floors, open kitchens, updated appliances and green accents throughout. Brownstoner reports that the architecture is the work of Brooklyn-based Charles Mallea at M Architecture, which is the firm currently working on the Cobble Hill Greek Revival shop front that used to house the beloved Book Court.