New York City, NY 11205
Income-restricted apartments in 11205.

10 buildings with about 694 apartments, largest first.
Ingersoll Senior Parnterns LLC
112 St. Edwards Street, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 145
- Sizes: Studio (54), 1 bedroom (91)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2019
Navy Green R1
7 Clermont Avenue, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 111 (78 income-restricted)
- Sizes: Studio (22), 1 bedroom (32), 2 bedrooms (46), 3 bedrooms (11)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2013
Cabs Senior Housing
590 Dekalb Ave, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 110
- Sizes: Studio (55), 1 bedroom (55), 2 bedrooms (1)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2015
Navy Green R3
45 Clermont Ave, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 101 (100 income-restricted)
- Sizes: Studio (32), 1 bedroom (36), 2 bedrooms (33)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2011
Mercy Home Single Room Occupancy
249 Classon Ave, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 78
- Sizes: Studio (78)
- Placed in service: 1993
Judah Assoc
234 Spencer St, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 55 (42 income-restricted)
- Placed in service: 2003
St Lucy/ St Patrick Family Housing
918 Kent Ave, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 47
- Sizes: Studio (3), 1 bedroom (16), 2 bedrooms (23), 3 bedrooms (5)
- Placed in service: 1999
Round Vii (assoc Of Brooklyn Clergy)
894 Kent Ave, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 43 (42 income-restricted)
- Placed in service: 1997
Lafayette Cluster
480 Lafayette Ave, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 2
- Placed in service: 1997
Lafayette Cluster
535 Lafayette Ave, New York City, NY 11205
- Apartments: 2
- Placed in service: 1997
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