The new development at 2667 Fulton Street features amenities typically not found in the area, such as a pickleball court and screening room, catering to both market-rate and affordable housing.
Of the affordable apartments in the new building, 22 are for families making 40 to 60 percent of the Area Median Income, which are significantly more affordable compared to local market rates.
The building represents a shift in the East New York housing landscape, incorporating both market-rate and rent-stabilized units amidst a backdrop of more traditional affordable housing options.
With 110 units, the 2667 Fulton Street Apartments aim to blend luxury with affordability, showcasing a growing trend of mixed-income developments in areas previously dominated by solely affordable projects.
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