Application deadline Friday for seniors' affordable housing lottery in Deer Park
Sutton Landing at Deer Park will be a 200-unit complex of two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments for residents 55 and older. Credit: Engel Burman
The lottery for 40 affordable apartments for seniors at a Deer Park rental complex will close on Friday afternoon.
The complex, Sutton Landing at Deer Park, is a 200-unit development for residents 55 and older. The affordable units are set aside for those who earn from $47,808 to as much as $70,950 for an individual or $109,450 for a five-person household, according to the Hauppauge-based nonprofit Long Island Housing Partnership, which is working with developer Engel Burman of Jericho to administer the affordable-housing program.
Each two-bedroom, two-bath affordable unit will be priced at $1,992 a month, not including utilities. Market-rate apartments will start at $2,850.
Lottery applications must either be postmarked by Friday, or submitted online or in person on Friday by 5 p.m. Application forms are available at lihp.org/rentals.html or by calling the housing partnership at 631-435-4710.
Maura McDermott covers education. Since joining Newsday in 2012, she also has worked on the investigations team and covered real estate and the business of health care.
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