Affordable Housing Lottery Opens For Renovated Warehouse Apartments in Williamsburg

WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN — There is a new affordable housing lottery for 10 units in an East Williamsburg converted warehouse on Ainslie Street, city records show.

The seven-story building at 66 Ainslie Street near Keap Street will have two studios and eight one-bedroom apartments up for grabs until the lottery closes on May 11, according to a new listing on the NYC Housing Connect website.

The studios are going for $833 per month and are reserved for people who make between $30,466 and $38,1000 per year. The one-bedrooms will run $895 per month and are going to applicants who make between $32,640 and $43,500 per year.

The building boasts laundry facilities, a roof deck, lounge, elevator, and doorman and is one block from the Metropolitan Avenue G train station, five blocks from the Bedford Avenue L station and nine blocks from the Hewes Street J and M train stations.

The developer, Slate Property Group, is behind at least five buildings in northern Brooklyn including 120 Union Ave., 21 Powers St., and 247 N. 7th St. in Williamsburg.

Those interested in making an application can do so on the NYC Housing Connect website.

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Image via Slate Property Group.