An affordable housing lottery has launched for the Longview, a new 17-story building in Gowanus. Offering 197 apartments, including 50 rent-stabilized units, it caters to households earning between $35,589 and $150,930 annually. The structure, designed by GF55 Architects, will feature various amenities like a gym, outdoor spaces, a media room, and parking. Rent for the affordable units starts at $874 for one-bedroom apartments. This development marks a significant step in providing affordable living options in the area, especially after recent neighborhood zoning changes.
The affordable housing lottery for the Longview in Gowanus, featuring 197 apartments, aims to provide rent-stabilized homes to low and moderate-income residents.
Designed by GF55 Architects, the Longview will include modern amenities like a media room and gym, while also prioritizing affordable rent for qualifying households.
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