Virginia K. Smith

If you want to start calling part of Corona "NoCo," you won't be completely alone in that decision (DNAinfo)

You have until December 26th to apply for the middle-income, stabilized rentals at Gotham West (DNAinfo, previously)

A rental for $7,500 a month is no one's idea of a bargain—at least, no one we know—but if you're going to splash out that kind of cash, you might as well get more than an overpriced Midtown one-bedroom. Maybe something like this huge waterfront colonial four-bedroom, three-bathroom house in Whitestone, Queens? 

Check out all that extra living space, including a separate dining room:

It's a somewhat depressing fact of life that even the relatively well-off need subsidized housing in New York, and as such, new developments often reserve affordable rentals for families making well above a neighborhood's median income. Webster Commons, a new middle- and low-income rental complex in the Bronx, starts taking applications tomorrow, and apartments will be available to families with a combined inc