Photos: Nab a New Studio in Prospect Heights for $548 Per Month

All renderings courtesy of COOKFOX Architects

PROSPECT HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN — A new 298-unit development in Prospect Heights for low-to-middle income earners will begin accepting applications on July 15.

535 Carlton, part of the ongoing $4.6 billion redevelopment project known as Pacific Park Brooklyn, is open to individuals and families making between 30 percent of the area's median income (AMI) and 160 percent of AMI.

(We'll update this post when the lottery application process opens up on the city's Housing Connect website. Applications will be accepted until August 9.)

Here's a breakdown of what will be available at 535 Carlton, courtesy of the developer, Greenland Forest City Partners:

• 66 studio apartments will rent to those making $20,126 - $104,775 annually, and will rent for $548 - $2,137 per month, depending on income
• 129 one-bedroom apartments will rent to homes making $21,566 - $119,625 annually, and will rent for $589 - $2,680 per month, depending on income
• 87 two-bedroom apartments will rent to homes making $25,852 - $149,490 annually, and will rent for $713 - $3,223 per month, depending on income
• 15 three bedroom apartments will rent to homes making $29,863 - $173,415 annually, and will rent for $817 - $3,716 per month, depending on income

Each bedroom will be allowed to host a maximum of two occupants (meaning up to six people can live in a three-bedroom).

The 18-story building (located at 535 Carlton Ave., naturally) will open in the fall of this year. It will include a rooftop farm, a communal terrace, and an underground parking garage.

What will you get for your money? Here are a few renderings from inside the property's future units: