The Gowanus Canal-facing rental at 363 Bond Street has 54 affordable apartments up for grabs that range in size from studios through two-bedrooms. Prices range from $833/month for a studio to $1,1082/month for a two-bedroom. Tenants will have access to a whole host of amenities like a waterfront esplanade, interior courtyard, and for an additional fee they can gain access to the pool, deck, storage rooms, and barbecue grills. The lottery for 363 Bond will be open through May 19.

In Brownsville, 25 newly constructed affordable and supportive units are accepting applications until May 24. One bedrooms are renting for $876/month for individuals earning between $31,989 to $38,100 or for two people earning up to $43,500. There are five two-bedroom apartments that will go for $1,058/month with qualified annual incomes set between $38,263 for two people and maxing out $58,360 for a family of five.

Since 2014, a 15-story rental building designed by Goldstein, Hill & Wet has been in the works to replace a former parking lot at 221 West 29th Street. The project is offering up 19 of its apartments as affordable housing, with a mix of studios renting for $833/month, one-bedrooms going for $895, and two-bedrooms going for $1,082. Eligible annual household incomes range from $30,446 for an individual up to $57,240 for a family of four.The deadline to apply is May 25.

As the conversion of Bushwick’s historic St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church into rentals nears completion, the lottery for its 20 affordable apartments will be accepting applications until June 9. The affordable units start at $822 for a studio (for an individual making between $28,183-$38,100 annually) and go up to $1,071 per month for a two-bedroom for people making between $36,720 and $54,360.

A fully-affordable, eight-story building right next to the Manhattan-side exit on the Queensboro Bridge is now offering up its rentals from $1,254 per month. Prospective tenants can apply for the building’s 20 one- and two-bedroom apartments.There are a total of six one-bedrooms renting for $1,254 per month, open to individuals making between $44,949-$50,800, and for a two-person household earning between $44,949 to $58,000 annually.The rest of the apartments here are two-bedrooms and are being offered to families of two, three, and four people for incomes that range from $53,795-$72,480. The two-bedrooms can be rented for $1,511 per month. Deadline to "a href="https://a806-housingconnect.nyc.gov/nyclottery/AdvertisementPdf/344.pdf">apply is June 16.

The affordable housing lottery for 175 Delancey Street, also known as Site 6, is "a href="https://a806-housingconnect.nyc.gov/nyclottery/AdvertisementPdf/347.pdf">open, with apartments available for seniors who meet the eligibility requirements. The Dattner Architects-designed buildings 99 one-bedroom units, available to those making between 30 and 90 percent of the area median income, with the largest numbers for those making 40 to 60 percent of the AMI: there are 20 apartments, which will rent for $558/month, available for the former, and 55 apartments going for $882/month for the latter.