Just around the corner from the Main Street-Flushing 7 train station, a new rental development under construction is adding more than 200 units to the downtown Flushing neighborhood. The site was most recently a municipal parking lot but the city worked with Monadnock Development to bring affordable housing to this central area of Queens where there is an abundance of public transit and walkable streets. Bernheimer Architecture crafted a 10-story structure with 231 apartments, a 6,000 SF community center and 29,000 SF of mixed in small and mid-sized spaces. SLCE is listed on permits as the applicant of record.
Known as One Flushing and located at 133-45 41st Avenue, these units are available for household with annual incomes between $20,675 to $157,300 and a segment of units are reserved for senior supportive housing. Our blog 6sqft recently highlighted the launch of the affordable housing lottery where units range from $548/month studios to $2,302/month for 3 bedrooms. New Yorkers can apply through August 28, 2018. Residential amenities include a 24-hour attended lobby, laundry room, bike storage, fitness center, roof deck and kids playroom. The development also provides over 15,000 SF of outdoor recreation space comprised of garden plots and walking paths.
To apply for the affordable rental units at One Flushing, visit Housing Connect.
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