An affordable housing lottery has opened for a 10-story, 74-unit apartment building rising on a Crown Heights stretch that is undergoing a residential transformation from its industrial past. The building is one of a handful planned for the section of Pacific Street between Classon and Franklin avenues, covered by the major Atlantic Avenue rezoning.
Included in the lottery for 1060 Pacific Apartments, (also known as 1058 Pacific Street) are 16 apartments, all rent stabilized and income restricted. The units are set aside for households earning 40 to 80 percent of the Area Median Income, or between $39,875 and $146,560 a year for households of one to five people, according to the listing.
There is one studio apartment for $975 a month, one one-bedroom priced at $1,017, and 14 two-bedroom apartments set at $1,169 and $2,627 a month.
Developed by 1058 Pacific Street LLC and designed by Kao Hwa Lee Architects PC, the building has in-unit washers and dryers, bike storage, a gym, pet spa, co-working space, and rooftop terrace. There is retail on the ground floor, permits show…