The affordable housing lottery for 125 newly constructed units at 88 Throop Street has opened.
Amenities in the South Williamsburg building includes bicycle storage rooms, stroller storage rooms, package room, landscaped ground level courtyard, multipurpose community room, multiple laundry rooms and a landscaped roof terrace, according to Housing Connect NYC website.
This building was the first building to break ground in the Broadway Triangle project, in approximately December 2021, under the leadership of RiseBoro Community Partnership, United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg, Southside United HDFC-Los Sures and St. Nicks Alliance.
The building will serve a mix of family sizes and income levels, including an emphasis on larger unit sizes and a set-aside for formerly homeless individuals and families. The building will be an all-electric passive house building with solar energy and outdoor green spaces.
Rent for studio apartments range from $544 to $1,709; a one-bedroom is priced between $689 to $2,145; two-bedrooms run between $815 to $2,563; three-bedrooms range from $931 to $2,949; while a four-bedroom unit will cost between $1,024 to $3,275, depending on the family income.
Half of the units will be allocated to residents who reside in Community Board 1 and 3.
The lottery deadline is August 20.
