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    Lottery Closing Soon! Brand-New, Rent-Stabilized Apartments Available on the UWS: Apply Today!

    January 8, 2024 | 11:22 AM
    in REAL ESTATE, SPONSORED
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    The affordable housing at 266 West 96th gives you the opportunity to secure a new rent-stabilized apartment while paying below-market rate rent. The lottery is currently open and accepting applications. Secure your chance for a coveted home in the UWS—Apply today!

    Discover the serene allure of the Upper West Side at the newly unveiled 266 West 96th. Nestled in this vibrant neighborhood, the residence seamlessly combines charm, calm, and convenience, promising meticulously curated details in each living space. The diverse layouts cater to various needs, with studio – 3BR starting from $1,096 – $3,703* (*70%-130% AMI income requirements: $40,526 – $198,250).

    Residents will enjoy full access to building amenities, like a fitness center, expansive outdoor terrace, chic lounge, engaging children’s playroom, pampering pet spa, and building-wide wi-fi with no additional fee.

    Experience luxury at 266 West 96th – Unveiling brand-new, rent stabilized apartments on the Upper West Side! Qualified applicants meeting the criteria for household size and income, can initiate the journey toward securing an extraordinary and budget-friendly apartment by submitting an application here. Your ideal residence is ready for you. Lottery closing soon. Submit your application today to unlock the door to unparalleled living!

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    Jay
    Jay
    2 years ago

    200K income requirement seems high for the more expensive units.

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    MaryC
    MaryC
    2 years ago
    Reply to  Jay

    That’s for a family of 5 people and those are the units reserved for people with slightly higher than average incomes for the neighborhood. We always worry about housing for those in the middle range of income and sadly 200k doesn’t go far for a family around here.

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    Jay
    Jay
    2 years ago
    Reply to  MaryC

    You’re muddying the issue.

    200K per year may not be “enough” to many, but it more than covers a rent of a few thousand dollars per month.

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    Carly S. Augustin
    Carly S. Augustin
    2 years ago

    I liked that area,I will be happy to have an apartment in this new building.Thanks in advance.

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