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Gowanus rezoning delivers new affordable housing lottery at glassy Baltic House
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Brooklyn Paper
An affordable housing lottery has launched for a new 11-story, 92-unit building on the corner of Gowanus’ Third Avenue and Baltic Street, the latest lottery to go live for a development benefitting from the area’s rezoning.
The glassy new complex includes an art room, podcast room, and ball court, among other amenities.
The building itself has a fully glass facade that climbs 11 stories on the corner of Baltic Street and Third Avenue.
Because Baltic House is taking advantage of the rezoning, it is required to include affordable units under the Mandatory Inclusionary Housing program.
The 556 Baltic Street Apartments lottery closes on Feb. 9.