New York City, NY 11231
Income-restricted apartments in 11231.

12 buildings with about 438 apartments, largest first.
Mary Star Of The Sea Senior Apartments, L.p.
41 First Street, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 101 (100 income-restricted)
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (100), 2 bedrooms (1)
- Rents set for households at or under 60% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2007
Tiffany Mews Apts
63 Tiffany Pl, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 69
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (35), 2 bedrooms (26), 3 bedrooms (8)
- Placed in service: 1994
R A C Gardens
71 Visitation Pl, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 60
- Sizes: 2 bedrooms (20), 4 bedrooms (40)
- Rents set for households at or under 50% of area median income
- Placed in service: 2004
Nelson Luquer
60 Nelson St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 44 (34 income-restricted)
- Placed in service: 1999
Rest House
165 Conover St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 36
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (12), 2 bedrooms (24)
- Placed in service: 1996
Turning Point Redhook
713 Henry St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 31 (30 income-restricted)
- Placed in service: 1995
Round III (south Brooklyn Renewal)
165 Columbia St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 28 (27 income-restricted)
- Placed in service: 1992
Sullivan St Apts
46 Sullivan St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 20
- Placed in service: 2001
Carroll Gardens Assoc Inc
722 Henry St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 16 (15 income-restricted)
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (1), 2 bedrooms (14)
- Placed in service: 1990
Cheever/Carroll Garden
296 Columbia St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 14
- Sizes: 1 bedroom (7), 2 bedrooms (7)
- Placed in service: 1996
Bk 3-H
189 Columbia St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 11
- Placed in service: 1990
So Brooklyn Phase II
421 Smith St, New York City, NY 11231
- Apartments: 8 (6 income-restricted)
- Placed in service: 2000
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