Housing

Listings in Hamilton Heights, Brownsville, East Flatbush, Flatbush, the Bronx and Arverne. Here are the rents, income ranges and deadlines.

Two Inwood Avenue buildings are nearly done, a 292-unit supportive and affordable building on River Avenue is below grade, and a 328-unit project with a public health center has just started.

New Housing Connect listings in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Far Rockaway, with rents from $1,974 to $4,566. Here are the addresses, rents, income ranges and deadlines.

The Department of Social Services told Council Member Phil Wong it will pursue a shelter for single adult men at 55-05 Flushing Ave., one of three new Queens sites, the Queens Ledger reported.

City lawyers asked Housing Court to pause the eviction of the Robinson-Torain family from their Park Place brownstone while investigators look at a possible deed fraud. The judge refused, and an eviction could come this week.

The new EIGHT99 Fulton building at Clinton Avenue has one one-bedroom and three two-bedrooms at 60% of area median income. Incomes from $65,418 to $109,920 qualify.

Fannie Mae now assumes four to eight years of frozen regulated rents, and Freddie Mac has paused new loans, THE CITY reports. Lenders warn older buildings could struggle to refinance.

Mural Real Estate Partners filed plans for the mixed-use tower near the Parsons Boulevard E/F station. The developer announced an affordable housing project on this block in 2024, but the filings don't say whether these units will be income-restricted.

The Neighborhood Navigators, run by the nonprofit The Bridge, hire people who have lived through homelessness. More than 175 people have been housed since 2024, and City Hall added $1.25 million this year.

The new eight-story building has studios, one- and two-bedrooms for households earning 80% of area median income. Applications are due Nov. 19.

The new 18-story building at 89 Maspeth Ave. has studios to three-bedrooms for households earning 30% to 80% of area median income. Applications are due Nov. 25.

The developer of the long-stalled Harlem River project at 330 and 360 W. Fordham Road wants a commercial overlay for a supermarket and cafe. The housing is already allowed, but the earliest closing is June 2027.

A leaking steam vent coated two buildings at 502 and 504 Marcy Ave. with asbestos-laden residue. Heat is back in all nine affected buildings, and the courtyard cleanup is still underway.

The biggest is the new 40-story tower at 355 Exterior St. in Mott Haven, where rents start at $1,936. Here are the Housing Connect deadlines in the next 12 days.

A new five-story building near the A train is offering two- and three-bedroom apartments to households earning about $97,000 to $168,000. Applications are due Nov. 19.