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Dix Avenue Apartments Housing Lottery

22-29 Dix Avenue, Far Rockaway, NY 11691 · Rockaways, Queens

Applications closed on October 15, 2026.

Dix Avenue Apartments was a NYC Housing Connect rental lottery at 22-29 Dix Avenue, Far Rockaway, NY 11691, in Rockaways, Queens. It offered 62 affordable units (1 studio, 31 one-bedrooms, 20 two-bedrooms, 10 three-bedrooms) at $1,077–$2,312 per month for households of 1–7 people earning $41,760–$126,240 per year. Applications are no longer accepted. RentReboot, an independent alert service, can email you when a new NYC lottery fits your household and income.

Directory refreshed November 7, 2026 at 2:03 PM EST. Housing Connect record last retrieved October 16, 2026 at 4:22 AM EDT.

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Key facts

Address	22-29 Dix Avenue, Far Rockaway, NY 11691
Borough	Queens
Neighborhood	Rockaways
Affordable units	62
Unit mix	1 studio, 31 one-bedrooms, 20 two-bedrooms, 10 three-bedrooms
Monthly rent	$1,077–$2,312
Annual household income	$41,760–$126,240
Household size	1–7 people
Application deadline	October 15, 2026
Marketing agent	K&G Upright
Subway access	A trains

Rents and income limits by unit type

Unit	Monthly rent	Units	Yearly income by household size	AMI band
Studio	$1,579	1	1 person: $58,423–$71,280 2 people: $58,423–$81,420	60% AMIAssets up to $101,760
1 Bedroom	$1,077	2	1 person: $41,760–$47,520 2 people: $41,760–$54,280 3 people: $41,760–$61,080	40% AMIAssets up to $67,840
1 Bedroom	$1,380	6	1 person: $52,149–$59,400 2 people: $52,149–$67,850 3 people: $52,149–$76,350	50% AMIAssets up to $84,800
1 Bedroom	$1,684	23	1 person: $62,572–$71,280 2 people: $62,572–$81,420 3 people: $62,572–$91,620	60% AMIAssets up to $101,760
2 Bedroom	$1,281	2	2 people: $50,126–$54,280 3 people: $50,126–$61,080 4 people: $50,126–$67,840 5 people: $50,126–$73,280	40% AMIAssets up to $67,840
2 Bedroom	$1,645	9	2 people: $62,606–$67,850 3 people: $62,606–$76,350 4 people: $62,606–$84,800 5 people: $62,606–$91,600	50% AMIAssets up to $84,800
2 Bedroom	$2,010	9	2 people: $75,120–$81,420 3 people: $75,120–$91,620 4 people: $75,120–$101,760 5 people: $75,120–$109,920	60% AMIAssets up to $101,760
3 Bedroom	$1,470	1	3 people: $57,978–$61,080 4 people: $57,978–$67,840 5 people: $57,978–$73,280 6 people: $57,978–$78,720 7 people: $57,978–$84,160	40% AMIAssets up to $67,840
3 Bedroom	$1,891	2	3 people: $72,412–$76,350 4 people: $72,412–$84,800 5 people: $72,412–$91,600 6 people: $72,412–$98,400 7 people: $72,412–$105,200	50% AMIAssets up to $84,800
3 Bedroom	$2,312	7	3 people: $86,846–$91,620 4 people: $86,846–$101,760 5 people: $86,846–$109,920 6 people: $86,846–$118,080 7 people: $86,846–$126,240	60% AMIAssets up to $101,760

For comparison, new one-bedroom listings in Queens had a median asking rent of $3,050 in September 2026, according to RentReboot’s NYC Rental Index.

Who gets priority

The marketing agent reviews these groups before everyone else:

5% of the units are set aside for applicants with a mobility disability.
2% of the units are set aside for applicants with a vision or hearing disability.

Everyone else is reviewed in log number order, New York City residents first. A preference does not change the income and household limits, and you need documents that prove it.

Building amenities

Elevator, Accessible entrance, Assigned parking spaces, Bus stop/Public transportation access, Energy-efficient appliances, Intercommunication device, On-site resident manager, Online options for leasing, paying rent, and making maintenance requests, Outdoor areas, Playground, Smoke-free

About this lottery

62 affordable apartments

What happens after the deadline

Housing Connect puts every application, online and paper, into a random order called the lottery log. Your place in that order is your log number.

The marketing agent, K&G Upright, reviews the priority groups listed above first. Everyone else follows in log number order, New York City residents ahead of non-residents.

HPD says you may hear back 2 to 12 months after the deadline, or not at all if the building fills before your number comes up. If you are contacted, the deadline to send documents is short. Watch your email and your Housing Connect account. What each Housing Connect status means.

Later vacancies here are filled as re-rentals. Under a temporary HPD and HDC waiver with an expected end date of April 30, 2027, certain buildings fill them without a Housing Connect mini-lottery: they advertise openings publicly and take applicants first come, first served or from a waiting list. HPD links to current openings on its affordable housing re-rentals page.

Sources: HPD-HDC Marketing Handbook (April 2026), the re-rental waiver (updated May 1, 2026) and HPD’s guide to applying for affordable housing.

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