June 9, 2025

This month’s roundup features deeply affordable apartments for older New Yorkers, families, and individuals—with rents that meet New Yorkers where they are

NEW YORK, NY — As market-rate rents hit record highs and competition for housing intensifies, many New Yorkers are struggling to find a place to call home that they can afford. Whether trying to stay rooted in the neighborhood they love or looking for a fresh start somewhere new, the path to stable housing can feel out of reach for so many. That is why the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) is continuing with The Affordable Scoop, a monthly roundup of deeply affordable apartments currently available on NYC Housing Connect.

In 2024, HPD helped more New Yorkers move into affordable housing than ever before, connecting 10,054 households to homes through more than 300 advertised lotteries. The Affordable Scoop builds on that momentum, making it even easier for New Yorkers to see what’s available, where it’s located, and who’s eligible. Each month, HPD will spotlight deeply affordable homes with key details on rent levels, income bands, and how to apply—so more New Yorkers can find a place to call home.

This Month’s Featured Listings Across the Boroughs

565 Dupont Street — Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Units Available: Studio, 1 and 2- bedrooms
Application Deadline: July 7
Starting Rents: As low as $1,869.00

This new Greenpoint development offers elevated city living with studio, one-, and two-bedroom homes designed for comfort and ease. Residents can enjoy standout amenities including a lobby café, co-working space, pickleball court, game room, music room, outdoor yoga area, and pet spa. The building is pet-friendly.

570 Fulton — Boerum Hill, Brooklyn

Units Available: Studio, 1 and 2- bedrooms
Application Deadline: July 24
Starting Rents: As low as $1,869.00

570 Fulton brings luxury living to Brooklyn with a range of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments—many offering stunning skyline views. Residents have access to amenities like a gym, yoga/dance studio, business center, and rooftop terrace. Located steps from parks, dining, and entertainment, the building offers both convenience and comfort.

482 Kent Ave — Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Units Available: Studio, 1 and 2- bedrooms
Application Deadline: July 28
Starting Rents: As low as $1,880.00

Williamsburg Wharf brings new affordable housing to the final developable parcel along the East River waterfront. Just minutes from Manhattan, this development offers residents thoughtfully designed homes and access to premium amenities, including a pool and pool deck, basketball court, recreational spaces, and multiple terraces.

The Brook — Boerum Hill, Brooklyn

Units Available: Studio, 1- and 2-bedrooms
Application Deadline: August 1
Starting Rents: As low as $1,793.00

The Brook brings affordable housing to Downtown Brooklyn, offering modern apartments designed for stylish, functional living. Residents can enjoy pet-friendly policies (no fees or deposits), on-site basketball and pickleball courts, and sleek interiors made for entertaining and everyday comfort. Incentives include up to two months free rent and reduced amenity fees for the first three months.

55 Broad Street — Financial District, Manhattan

Units Available: Studio, 1-, 2-, and 3-bedrooms
Application Deadline: August 3
Starting Rents: As low as $912.00

Located in the heart of the Financial District, 55 Broad Street brings affordable housing to one of NYC’s most iconic neighborhoods. Residents will enjoy modern, thoughtfully designed apartments with access to amenities like a gym, yoga studio, pool, media room, rooftop terrace, and more. The building is pet-friendly and features in-unit laundry, a doorman, and bike storage—offering comfort, convenience, and downtown living at its best.

Ready to apply?

All of the developments listed above are now open for applications on NYC Housing Connect. Interested applicants should visit the site to explore more details, check their eligibility, and submit an application before the deadlines. New affordable opportunities are added regularly, and The Affordable Scoop is here to help New Yorkers stay on top of them every month.

New York City is committed to the principle of inclusivity in all of its neighborhoods, including supporting New Yorkers to reside in neighborhoods of their choice, regardless of their neighborhood of origin and regardless of the neighborhood into which they want to move.

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