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New York's 'Poor Door' Apartment Building Flooded With Applications.
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"A 33-story luxury complex in Manhattan has 55 affordable rentals at below-market rates for those who meet certain income requirements - and a staggering 88,000 applications have been received.
For those will money to burn, the gleaming tower on Riverside Drive also has more than 200 luxury condos for sale, with prices ranging from $1 million to as much as $25 million. But there's a separate entrance for the affordable rentals, which has become known as the "poor door."
As first reported by the New York Times, the deadline to apply was Monday. The Housing Partnership, the nonprofit group in charge of screening applicants, said the total number of applications is expected to be closer to 90,000 once all have been counted.
Applicants will be selected randomly for the two-bedroom, one-bedroom and studio apartments. They will then be interviewed by the Housing Partnership to verify eligibility based on income, family size and other factors, including disabilities."
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