We'll start off with Sky, soon to be the city's largest apartment building with 1,175 units. Applications are being accepted for the building's 235 affordable units until July 13, and rental prices range from $868 for a studio to $1,124 for two-bedrooms. Amenities abound, but most of them, including the "water club," putting green, and cafe, come at an additional price, so affordable housing applicants may not want to get their hopes up! Household incomes may range from $31,132 to $51,780. Market-rate apartments will start leasing later this year.

Located next to mega-building Gotham West, the new middle-income affordable rentals at 530 West 45th Street are a better deal than their neighbors, if a little less lavish. There are two places available: one two-bedroom priced at $3,020 and a three-bedroom priced at $3,483. Applications are rolling.[Photo via NY Post]

This new Midtown West building has just one available studio, priced at $553 for incomes that fall in between $20,640 and $24,080. Applications are rolling.

Just a single one-bedroom apartment is still available at Arabella 101, which contains a total of 78 affordable and rent-stabilized units and first opened its doors in late 2012. This unit, located above the Lower East Side Girls Club, is asking $2,065/month for those with incomes between $72,206 and $120,925, and applications are rolling.

Worried about the early application deadlines in the buildings above? This renovated Harlem building with 50 apartments up for rent has its application deadline set for August 3, so there's plenty of time. There are studios, one-bedroom apartments, and two-bedroom apartments available, and there are different income brackets for each unit size. The cheapest studios are set for $922 per month, while the most expensive two-bedroom apartments are renting for $1,682. Household earnings may range from $32,983 to $94,930.

At this brand-new Clinton Hill apartment building, which just started leasing its market-rate units, the amenities are free (or at least that's what we assume, since it doesn't say otherwise), and they include "reflecting pools with cabanas". Now, the apartments themselves: 19 are affordable residences, with studios going for $816 and two-bedroom places going for $1064 for annual household earnings ranging from $29,932 to $51,780. The deadline to apply is next Thursday, June 11, so hurry! The building contains 91 units overall, and at the end of last month, seven had hit the market.

An unspecified number of studios and one-bedroom apartments are available in R1, one of three buildings making up the entirely affordable Navy Green complex in Fort Greene. Studios are priced at $867 and one-bedrooms are $931. Applications are rolling, but your annual income must fall between $31,098 and $41,460. [Photo via Brownstoner]

By late 2015, this complex will transform an area of East New York into a mixed-use space, complete with retail and community spaces. For now, 223 of the 278 affordable housing units (which comprise all of the complex's residential units and are spread across four different buildings) are available,, with studios going for as low as $500 per month. Three-bedroom rentals are available for $1,196. Annual household earnings may range from $18,515 (for the cheapest studios) to $60,120 (for 3BRs), and applications are due on July 1. [Image via the Housing Partnership]

Also in East New York are eight units in this entirely affordable building of 176 apartments. The application deadline is rolling, but your annual income must fall between $15,532 and $41,460 for these apartments, which range from $413 per month to $931 per month. [Image via MHG Architects]

This new Jamaica building will consist entirely of affordable apartments, with 31 one-bedrooms and 22 two-bedrooms. Prices range from $693 per month to $1,031, and households with incomes ranging from $26,332 to $51,780 are welcome to apply before July 15.

All 50 of these newly constructed units meant for senior citizens in the Bronx's Mount Hope neighborhood are one-bedroom apartments, with the cheapest going for just $378 (though there are only two of them!) and the most expensive priced at $810. Incomes may range from $15,237 to $41,460, and applications are due at the end of this month. But remember—you have to be at least 55 years old to apply.

This oddly geometric building has 64 available affordable apartments. At cheapest, studios are going for $755 per month, and at most, three-bedroom residences are priced at $1,134 per month. Your household must make somewhere between $27,842 and $54,432. Applications are due June 8 on this one, so hurry and send yours in, if you're interested! [Image via Sustainable Affordable Housing]