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The housing lottery for Pacific Park Apartments is now live on NYC Housing Connect

  • Applicants who earn $78,515 to $187,330 are eligible to apply
  • Amenities include a roof deck with grills, a sundeck, and swimming pool
By TF Cornerstone  | May 10, 2023 - 10:30AM
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The Pacific Park Apartments in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn

A south-facing studio apartment available through the Pacific Park Apartments lottery. 

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The Pacific Park Apartments housing lottery is now open and accepting applications on NYC Housing Connect. Lottery winners will have the opportunity to secure a rent-stabilized studio, one-, or two-bedroom apartment at 595 Dean St. in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.

The development offers a suite of luxury amenities, such as access to a 30,000-square-foot rooftop amenity space with barbecue grills, a sundeck, swimming pool and other outdoor features for both work and play.

The Pacific Park Apartments lottery offers 240 rent-stabilized studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments.
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The dining area of a one-bedroom apartment at the Pacific Park Apartments.

If your annual household income ranges from $78,515 to $187,330, you could be calling 595 Dean St., and all the resident perks that come along with it, your next home!

The Pacific Park Apartments lottery offers 240 rent-stabilized studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments. With automatic lease renewals—one of the benefits of living in a rent-stabilized apartment, tenants who are successful in the housing lottery will save thousands year-over-year compared to renters living in market-rate apartments. That’s because landlords of rent-stabilized apartments can only raise rents by fixed amounts, usually 1 to 2 percent annually.

Typcal Two-Bedroom Galley Kitchen with Pantry
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A view of a galley kitchen in a two-bedroom apartment.

Not only does this help you plan and stick to a budget, but the savings can build up over time. For example, with a one-bedroom apartment at 595 Dean set aside for renters earning 130 percent of the area median income, you could save up to $90,000 in rent over five years compared to what you would be paying in rent for the same apartment as a market-rate tenant.

Not only will you save money by winning the Pacific Park Apartments lottery, but you'll also have access to amazing amenities and be able to enjoy the urban oasis of Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. You can take advantage of the multiple landscaped roof decks, indoor and outdoor co-working spaces, a clubroom, children’s playroom, cardio room, rooftop swimming pool as well as a 50 percent discount for a resident membership at Chelsea Piers Fitness plus an exclusive entrance to Chelsea Piers Fitness for residents of 595 Dean St.

If your annual household income ranges from $78,515 to $187,330, you are eligible to apply.
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All lottery apartments include ample closet space with built-in shelving.

Applications for the lottery program will be accepted until July 3rd. If you haven’t already, create a profile on NYC Housing Connect and apply now for a chance to live at 595 Dean St. through the Pacific Park Apartments Lottery. To learn more about Pacific Park Apartments and the housing lottery, visit PacificParkBKLYN.com.

Don't miss this opportunity to secure a new home with long-term savings and luxe amenities. Apply now to the rent-stabilized housing lottery in Prospect Heights at 595 Dean.

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