A new affordable housing lottery has launched in the Bronx—and the rents truly have to be seen to be believed.
Located in Mott Haven, Haven Court Apartments is a newly constructed, 129-unit residential development offering a broad range of affordability.

🏠 Inside Haven Court
These units are sleek, modern, and packed with a list of perks that rival high-end luxury developments. Residents can enjoy a landscaped rooftop terrace for golden hour views or find their zen in the tranquil interior courtyard.
For those who prioritize wellness and productivity, the building features an on-site fitness center, two resident lounges, and, perhaps best of all, free high-speed internet to keep you connected.
The convenience continues with a secure package room, bicycle storage, a virtual doorman, and a pet-friendly policy that ensures your four-legged roommates feel right at home.

✅ Rents And Elligibility
The lottery stands out for its financial accessibility, with rents spanning multiple Area Median Income (AMI) tiers. At the lowest end, studio apartments start at just $545 per month for households earning between $22,492 and $34,020 annually.
For larger households or higher earners, two-bedroom units are available for up to $2,571 per month for households earning as much as $157,500. All rents include heat and hot water; residents are responsible for electricity and electric stove usage.

50% of the units are given preference for current residents of Bronx Community Board 1, while 5% are set aside for NYC municipal employees. The project also prioritizes inclusivity by reserving 25 units specifically for seniors aged 62 and older within the 30% and 50% AMI tiers.
Additionally, a percentage of apartments are dedicated to applicants with mobility, vision, or hearing impairments to ensure that high-quality, accessible housing is available to those who need it most.

💻 How To Apply
The clock is ticking on this opportunity, so you’ll want to move fast before the March 16th, 2026 deadline.
You can submit your application digitally through the NYC Housing Connect website for the fastest processing, or you can go the traditional route by mailing a self-addressed envelope to the Spring Leasing and Management office in Garden City.
