Overview

Here we have outlined how the Urban Village will fit into the fabric of the East New York neighborhood, offering a wide range of housing opportunities. It is important to us that we provide you with all the facts and are as transparent as possible.

The Urban Village will be comprised of approximately 2,050 residences, with the below affordability levels:

No less than 50% for Extremely Low Income / Very Low Income / Low Income (30% AMI to <60% AMI)
25% for Low Income (60% AMI to <80% AMI)
No more than 25% for Moderate Income (80% AMI to 100% AMI)

Household Income in the Past 12 Months

(in 2018 Inflation-Adjusted Dollars)

For Community District 5, the below chart breaks down what percent of community members achieve various affordability levels. This information has been compiled from government data that can be found here: IPUMS NHGIS.

Median Household Income in the Past 12 Months by Household Size

(in 2018 Inflation-Adjusted Dollars)

For Community District 5, the below chart indicates the median income per household for different family sizes. For example, for a two-earner household, the median household income is $37,312.

Area Median Income (AMI)

The median income for all cities across the country is defined each year by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The 2021 AMI for the New York City region is $107,400 for a three-person family (100% AMI).

2021 New York City Area AMI

How do I use this chart?

Find your family size in the left column.
Follow that row across until you find how much your family earns per year.
At the top fo the column where you find your family income, see the % of AMI that is associated with (or closest to) your household income.

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Sample Rents based on AMI

AMI Household Examples

30% AMI ($22,410 for a single-income household) — **30% AMI**
($25,080 for a single-income household)

40% AMI ($34,160 for a two-income household) — **40% AMI**
($38,200 for a two-income household)

50% AMI ($37,350 for a single-income household) — **50% AMI**
($41,800 for a single-income household)

60% AMI ($51,240 for a two-income household) — **60% AMI**
($57,300 for a two-income household)

80% AMI ($68,320 for a two-income household) — **80% AMI**
($76,400 for a two-income household)

80% AMI ($59,760 for a single-income household) — **80% AMI**
($66,880 for a single-income household)

100% AMI ($74,700 for a two-income household) — **100% AMI**
($83,600 for a two-income household)

100% AMI ($106,700 for a two-income household) — **100% AMI**
($119,300 for a two-income household)