Last day to apply Friday: One River Park in the Bronx and 228 North 7th Street in Williamsburg
Two Housing Connect rental lotteries close Nov. 6: 227 apartments at 355 Exterior Street in the Bronx from $1,936 a month, and nine middle-income units at 228 N. 7th St. in Brooklyn from $3,423.

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- Applications for One River Park, 355 Exterior St. in the Bronx (lottery 7607), and 228 North 7th Street Apartments in Williamsburg (lottery 7696) close Friday, Nov. 6, according to NYC Open Data and Weverit’s Housing Connect mirrors.
- One River Park lists 227 rental apartments: studios and one- and two-bedrooms. At 70% of area median income, one-bedrooms start at $1,936 a month for households earning roughly $73,783 to $106,890, Weverit shows.
- 228 N. 7th St. has nine units at 130% AMI: studios from $3,423, one-bedrooms from $3,661 and two-bedrooms from $4,376, with income bands that start above $122,000 for a studio.
- Both are rental lotteries. Apply free on NYC Housing Connect; the city runs the official lottery, not third-party sites.
- Other open lotteries keep later deadlines, including several that close Nov. 9–10. Confirm rents and income limits on the Housing Connect listing before you apply.
Two of the city's larger open Housing Connect rental lotteries hit their last day to apply on Friday, Nov. 6: One River Park at 355 Exterior Street in the Bronx, and a nine-unit building at 228 North 7th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
NYC Open Data lists both lotteries as active with an end date of Nov. 6, 2026. Rent and income bands below come from Weverit's mirror of Housing Connect figures; always confirm the official listing before you apply.
One River Park, 355 Exterior Street (Bronx) — lottery 7607
The new-construction rental has 227 apartments: 29 studios, 154 one-bedrooms and 44 two-bedrooms, per Open Data. The application window opened Sept. 2.
- At 70% of area median income, Weverit lists one-bedrooms at $1,936 a month (income about $73,783–$106,890 for a one- to three-person household) and two-bedrooms at $2,297 ($87,600–$128,240).
- At 130% AMI, studios are listed at $2,500, one-bedrooms at $2,600 and two-bedrooms at $2,850, with higher income caps that reach into the low-to-mid $200,000s depending on household size.
228 North 7th Street (Williamsburg) — lottery 7696
This smaller lottery has nine apartments at 130% AMI only: two studios, three one-bedrooms and four two-bedrooms. Weverit lists rents from $3,423 for a studio to $4,376 for a two-bedroom, with income floors that start around $122,298 for a studio household.
How to apply
Applications are free on NYC Housing Connect. Third-party sites do not run the lottery. After Friday, these two close; other open lotteries still have later November deadlines.
- NYC Open Data (HPD Housing Connect Lotteries)Lottery 7607 One River Park 355 Exterior Street
- NYC Open Data (HPD Housing Connect Lotteries)Lottery 7696 228 North 7th Street Apartments
- WeveritOne River Park 355 Exterior Street lottery details
- Weverit228 North 7th Street Apartments lottery details
- NYC Housing ConnectApply for affordable housing
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