23 New Lower East Side Apartments Range From $613 To $2.2K

LOWER EAST SIDE, NY — Twenty-three below market rate Lower East Side apartments are up for grabs, if you win the city's housing lottery.

The Sioné now has 23 "affordable" units at 171 Suffolk St. near East Houston Street, according to the city's affordable housing application website.

Rent starts at $613 for a studio for a single person making between $23,623 and $29,880 a year.

The middle bracket apartments are $1,017 for a one-bedroom and $1,230 for a two-bedroom for annual incomes between $37,577 and $69,180, depending how many people are in your household.

The priciest "affordable" studios cost $2,000 for a single person annual incomes more than $71,177. One-bedroom apartments for people making more than $78,137 cost $2,200.

The swanky new building features a 24-hour attended lobby, an on-site resident manager, a lounge, and screening room.

It also features bike storage, an on-site laundry room, a gym, a ninth floor terrace, and indoor and outdoor spaces on the 14th floor — but you'll have to shell out extra cash for those amenities.

Of the 23 apartments, 5 percent are set aside for those with physical disabilities and 2 percent are set aside for those with vision and hearing disabilities. Half the apartments are for residents in Community Board 3. Municipal employees get priority for 5 percent of apartments.

Here's additional details. Those interested in applying for an apartment should head to the city's Housing Connect website.