A new affordable apartment building at 202 Tillary St. in Downtown Brooklyn is accepting applications for units, with monthly rents for studios starting under $800. Prices vary from less than $800 to over $3,300, with nearly half of the units reserved for NYCHA residents, local community members, and city employees. While some locals express concerns about neighborhood safety due to proximity to a homeless shelter and the Ingersoll Houses, others defend its positive aspects. The New York City HPD emphasizes efforts to address the housing crisis through increased affordable units.
The building is still under construction but already drawing attention for its modern design and skyline views. Monthly rents for studios start at under $800, depending on household income.
Prices range from less than $800 to over $3,300 a month, and nearly half of the units are reserved for NYCHA residents, local community members and city employees.
Despite concerns, others defended the area, noting that the neighborhood has its positives. New York City is in a housing crisis and the Administration and HPD are working to tackle it head-on.
A couple of weeks ago, we announced an all-time record production of affordable rental units and a back-to-back-to-back record for connecting New Yorkers to housing through the housing lottery.
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