3 new NYC housing lotteries in Morris Park, Far Rockaway and East Flatbush, plus 6 that close this week

Three new affordable-housing lotteries opened on NYC Housing Connect for new buildings in the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn, with deadlines in early December. And if you have been meaning to apply elsewhere, this is a busy week: six lotteries close between tonight and Wednesday.

2184 Muliner Ave., Morris Park (Bronx)

• Units: 11 apartments at 60% of area median income: five one-bedrooms at $1,548 a month and six two-bedrooms at $1,764, per Weverit's copy of the listing (lottery 7700).
• Income: $62,675 to $91,620 for one-bedrooms (one to three people) and $75,360 to $109,920 for two-bedrooms (two to five people); asset limit $101,760.
• Preferences: 20% of units go first to residents of Bronx Community Board 11 and 10% to city employees and veterans, Fair Shot Housing reported. No pets except service animals; tenants pay electricity, including electric heat, hot water and stove.
• Deadline: Dec. 2, 2026, per Weverit and RentMaxxer; Fair Shot lists Dec. 1, so apply by Dec. 1 to be safe. Paper applications: 2184 Muliner Avenue Apartments, c/o Taxace NY LLC, 139 Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206.
• Getting there: the Morris Park 5 station is about a three-minute walk.

139 Beach 29th St., Far Rockaway (Queens)

• Units: 15 two-bedrooms at 80% AMI, each at $2,713 a month (lottery 7657), per Weverit.
• Income: $101,863 to $146,560 for households of two to five; asset limit $135,680.
• Deadline: Dec. 1, 2026, the date also shown by RentMaxxer. The nearest subway is Beach 36 St on the A, about a seven-minute walk.

942 New York Ave., East Flatbush (Brooklyn)

• Units: four two-bedrooms at 80% AMI, each at $2,749 a month (lottery 7716), per Weverit.
• Income: Weverit lists $103,098 to $146,560 for two to five people; the marketing agent, Reside New York, shows a minimum of $107,829. Check the official listing for your household size.
• Deadline: Dec. 2, 2026. The Church Av 2/5 station is about three minutes away.

Closing this week

• Today, Mon., Nov. 9: 345 E. 17th St., Manhattan (13 studios, $1,542 and $2,596) and 719–721 Snediker Ave., Brooklyn (four units, $2,166–$2,577).
• Tue., Nov. 10: DOMI, 29-24 40th Ave., Long Island City (57 units: studios at $1,842 and one-bedrooms at $1,962 at 70% AMI, plus 130% AMI units from $3,784, per Weverit); 899 Fulton St. (486 Clinton Ave.), Brooklyn (four units, $1,656–$1,894 at 60% AMI); 926 Mother Gaston Blvd., Brooklyn (five three-bedrooms at $3,156).
• Wed., Nov. 11: 6-05 129th St., College Point, Queens (four units, $2,200–$2,500 at 130% AMI).

Rents and income limits come from Housing Connect listings as copied by the sites above and the city's Open Data lottery list. Confirm the figures on Housing Connect before you apply, and submit only one application per household per lottery. Voucher holders do not have to meet the minimum income. See every open listing on our housing lotteries page.