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Astoria Cove Phase 1(A)

Queens · 75 units · 2 buildings

Application closed · Jun 2, 2026

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§ 01 — Lottery details
Lottery ID7467
StatusClosed
Development typeRental
ConstructionNew Construction
Application periodApr 2, 2026 – Jun 2, 2026
Buildings2
Total units75
BoroughQueens
§ 02 — Units by size
Studio15
1 bedroom28
2 bedroom32
§ 03 — Rent & income limits
80% AREA MEDIAN INCOME
Studio · 12 available $2,126/mo
income $77,829–$108,560 · household 1–2 · asset cap $135,680
1 Bedroom · 15 available $2,266/mo
income $83,315–$122,160 · household 1–3 · asset cap $135,680
2 Bedroom · 18 available $2,696/mo
income $99,978–$146,560 · household 2–5 · asset cap $135,680
125% AREA MEDIAN INCOME
2 Bedroom · 9 available $3,600/mo
income $130,972–$229,000 · household 2–5 · asset cap $212,000
130% AREA MEDIAN INCOME
Studio · 3 available $2,871/mo
income $103,372–$176,410 · household 1–2 · asset cap $220,480
1 Bedroom · 13 available $2,998/mo
income $108,412–$198,510 · household 1–3 · asset cap $220,480
2 Bedroom · 5 available $3,600/mo
income $130,972–$238,160 · household 2–5 · asset cap $220,480
Rent and income limits from NYC Housing Connect. Confirm current figures on the official listing before applying.
§ 04 — Set-aside preferences
Mobility disability5%
Vision / hearing disability2%
Community board residents20%
Municipal employee / veteran10%
Percentages of the unit pool set aside for applicants in each preference category.
§ 05 — Buildings in this lottery
442 26th Ave, Queens
33 units · New Construction
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4-34 26th Ave, Queens
42 units · New Construction
New construction — city public records (HPD, 311, DOB) are not yet available for this address.
Around this building

The immediate neighborhood, from city open data.

Median rent · ZIP 11102 $2,248/mo ACS 5-Year 2019-2023
311 complaints · 12 mo 276 51 noise-related

Sources: MTA subway stations · NYC 311 · U.S. Census ACS. Area context, not a building-specific measure.

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Building history

How this building came to be — reconstructed from NYC construction records.

  1. New building filed with DOB (2022-01-13)
  2. Deed recorded (2025-03-21)

9 building-alteration filings on record with the Department of Buildings.

Sources: NYC DOB NOW (permits) · ACRIS (deeds) · DOB Certificate of Occupancy.

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§ 06 Before you apply — quick checks

  • Rent-stabilized: No data
  • Application closes: closed
  • This building's condition: No data yet — building report →

§ 09 Learn before you apply

Step-by-step guide How to apply to the NYC Housing Connect lottery → Documents you'll need, common mistakes, and how to check your place in the queue.
  • RightsHow to check if an apartment is rent-stabilized→
  • BriefWhat the lottery doesn't tell you: 70,000 applied, 168 moved in→

§ 10 Keep looking

Same area More lotteries in Queens → 3 open now Same size More studio lotteries → 10 open now All open Browse all open lotteries → 14 across NYC This building See the full building report → HPD · 311 · DOB records

§ 11 This lottery has closed

This lottery has closed. Applications are no longer accepted.

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© 2026 Apasov & Sons LLC · All open lotteries · Rent-stabilized buildings · Lottery reports · Methodology Source: NYC Housing Connect Open Data
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