'Middle-Income' Apartments Open In Brooklyn For Those Making $73K

BROOKLYN, NY — "Middle-income" apartments are up for grabs in a luxury building in the heart of Brooklyn, but only for those making at least $73,000 per year.

A building known as The Ashland — found in Fort Greene near the Park Slope and Prospect Heights borders — has opened up applications to fill vacancies and replenish its waiting list for a slate of studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments.

Through the NYC Housing Development Corporation's mixed-income program, the units will go to those who make either 165 percent or 200 percent of the area median income.

For the studio spots, that means applicants should make at least $72,514 per year, or $82,046 per year for the 200 percent limit. Studios will cost $2,051 or $2,3329 per month.

The one-bedroom spots require a $77,589 or $94,903 salary and cost $2,191 or $2,696 per month.

For the two-bedroom apartments, applicants should make at least a combined $93,566 or $113,589 salary. They will cost either $2,636 or $3,220 per month.

Combined $108,755 or $131,486 salaries are required for the three-bedroom spots, which will cost either $3,057 or $3,720 per month.

Find out more about the units available here or email leasing@ashlandmiddleincome.com for the most up-to-date listings.

250 Ashland Place first opened in 2016.

The 53-floor high rise, on the corner of Fulton Street, offers communal roof terraces, a gym, fitness studios, bike storage, stroller parking and concierge service.