Six new NYC housing lotteries are open, with 33 apartments and deadlines from Nov. 16 to Nov. 25

Six new affordable housing lotteries have opened on NYC Housing Connect with 33 apartments in the Bronx, Brooklyn and the Rockaways, according to listings compiled by RentReboot and Weverit from Housing Connect records. Most are small buildings with three to six units, and deadlines fall between Nov. 16 and Nov. 25.

The lotteries, by deadline

• 1529 Brooklyn Ave., East Flatbush, Brooklyn (apply by Nov. 16): 6 units, four one-bedrooms and two three-bedrooms, $2,750 to $4,095 a month, for households of 1 to 7 people earning $103,886 to $273,520. Listing
• 2-24 Beach 28th St., Far Rockaway, Queens (apply by Nov. 19): 12 two-bedrooms at $2,713 a month, for households of 2 to 5 earning $100,560 to $146,560. Listing
• 87 Herbert St., Brooklyn (11222) (apply by Nov. 20): 3 units, one one-bedroom and two two-bedrooms, $1,974 to $4,566 a month, for households of 1 to 5 earning $76,320 to $238,160. Listing
• 919 Freeman St., Bronx (apply by Nov. 20): 3 two-bedrooms at $2,713 a month, for households of 2 to 5 earning $102,652 to $146,560. Listing
• 1506 Southern Blvd., Bronx (apply by Nov. 23): 6 units, a studio, three one-bedrooms and two two-bedrooms, $2,093 to $2,664 a month, for households of 1 to 5 earning $78,309 to $146,560. Listing
• 3030 Bronx Park East, Bronx (apply by Nov. 25): 3 units, a studio and two one-bedrooms, $2,000 to $2,092 a month, for households of 1 to 3 earning $75,840 to $122,160. Listing

Rents and income limits are as listed on Housing Connect and can change. Always check the official listing before you apply.

How to apply

• Apply free on NYC Housing Connect with an account and a completed household profile. Nobody can charge you to apply.
• Your household's total yearly income must fall inside the range for at least one unit size. Minimum incomes may not apply if you have a Section 8 voucher or another rental subsidy, according to the listings.
• Send only one application per lottery. Housing Connect warns that applying online and by mail, or more than once, can get you disqualified.
• Applying early does not improve your odds, HPD says.
• For the Brooklyn Avenue and Herbert Street buildings, paper applications are available by sending a self-addressed envelope to the building, c/o Reside New York, 349 Keap St., Brooklyn, NY 11211, according to the listings.

Still open from earlier lists: 899 Fulton St. in Clinton Hill, where four 60% AMI apartments start at $1,656 and applications close Nov. 10.