A Brooklyn affordable housing lottery is open at 282 4th Avenue, on the Park Slope/Gowanus border — 13 units spanning 40% to 110% of the area median income (AMI), with 1-bedrooms from $1,051 a month. Applications close June 23, 2026.
The Building
The lottery is open for 282 4th Avenue in Brooklyn (11215), with 13 units available through NYC Housing Connect across three income tiers.
The Units and Income Bands
- 40% AMI — 1-bedroom $1,051/mo (income $41,658–$61,080, household 1–3); 2-bedroom $1,238/mo ($49,989–$73,280, household 2–5)
- 60% AMI — 1-bedroom $1,658/mo ($62,469–$91,620, household 1–3)
- 110% AMI — 1-bedroom $3,177/mo ($114,549–$167,970, household 1–3); 2-bedroom $3,789/mo ($137,452–$201,520, household 2–5)
How to Apply
The deadline is tight: applications must be submitted online or postmarked by June 23, 2026. The 40% AMI units at $1,051–$1,238 are deeply affordable for the neighborhood — expect heavy competition. See this lottery's full details on Weverit's lottery page for 282 4th Avenue.
Before You Apply
Review the building's complaints, permits, violations, ownership records, and neighborhood data in Weverit's report for 282 4th Avenue. A few minutes of due diligence tells you what the listing won't.
Source: NYC Housing Connect. This article is for informational purposes only.
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