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40 middle-income apartments available at luxury high-rise in Midtown East, from $1,281/month

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June 30, 2021

40 middle-income apartments available at luxury high-rise in Midtown East, from $1,281/month

Here's an opportunity to live in a luxury Manhattan rental for cheap (relatively). The Gilroy, a new 40-story tower at 232 East 54th Street, is currently accepting housing lottery applications for 40 middle-income apartments, set aside for New Yorkers earning 70 and 130 percent of the area median income. Available apartments start at $1,281/month for a studio, $1,375/month for a one-bedroom, and $1,660/month for a two-bedroom.
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Affordable Housing

Apply for a mixed-income apartment in a glassy new Hudson Yards tower, from $613/month

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February 2, 2018

Apply for a mixed-income apartment in a glassy new Hudson Yards tower, from $613/month

By Michelle Cohen

CityRealty recently reported on the progress of the under-construction rental building at 515 West 36th Street, bringing us snapshots of the 39-story Midtown West tower, which topped out over the summer; next to arrive was its sleek glass facade. The mixed-use building will contain 250 rental units upon completion. A lottery launched today for 63 of those units set aside as low- and middle-income studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments. Qualifying New Yorkers earning 40, 60 and 130 percent of the area median income can apply for units ranging from $613/month studios to $2,733/month two-bedrooms.
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Affordable Housing

July 13, 2015

West Chelsea’s Tallest Tower Rises and Finally Reveals Itself

By Ondel Hylton

Residential construction along the High Line continues at full steam as a rash of activity along the park's northern extents rises higher and larger than earlier developments farther south. To provide a gradual transition from mid-rise West Chelsea to the enormous skyscrapers planned for the Far West Side, the Bloomberg administration in 2005 allowed more generous zoning between West 28th and 30th streets along Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Earlier this week Curbed, via ILNY's Flickr photostream, gave us our first look at West Chelsea's future tallest structure, a 425-foot rental tower at 319 Tenth Avenue that is part of a trio of buildings being developed by Long Island-based Lalezarian Properties.
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Lalezarian Properties

40 middle-income apartments available at luxury high-rise in Midtown East, from $1,281/month

Apply for a mixed-income apartment in a glassy new Hudson Yards tower, from $613/month

West Chelsea’s Tallest Tower Rises and Finally Reveals Itself

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