Apply for Affordable Housing at Premiere Residences in New Brunswick, NJ
Is this affordable housing opportunity for you? Is your household income between $16,114 – $53,950? Learn how to APPLY!
These workshops will help applicants prepare to apply for affordable housing at Premiere Residences. Learn how to get organized, how you can be more competitive in the applicant pool, learn what to expect in the application process and how to avoid common mistakes. Information regarding income eligibility and other tenant’s selection criteria will be covered.
RSVP Required. Respond using this link and select the 3 p.m. or 6 p.m. workshop.
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ABOUT THE BUILDING
This 23-story tower that will be in the center of downtown New Brunswick, is a mixed use building with 207 residential rental apartments, 42 affordable units and 165 market rate units atop the soon-to-be bustling New Brunswick Performing Arts Center (NBPAC). Offering stunning panoramic views, this majestic tower with contemporary studio, one and two bedroom apartments feature stainless steel appliances, spacious closets, and a washer & dryer. Community amenities include: rooftop pool and sky lounge complete with an outdoor fire pit and kitchen, a fitness center, co-work and meeting space and a karaoke room. The building is pet friendly, has bike storage and is secure with a 24-hour lobby attendant.
Sign up now at RentPremiere.com to register to receive an email alert when leasing begins.
ABOUT THE NBPAC
NBPAC will include two state-of-the-art theatre spaces; 463-seat Elizabeth Ross Johnson Theater and 259-seat Arthur Laurents Theater, dedicated rehearsal studios, academic and office space for its four member companies - Crossroads Theater Company, George Street Playhouse, American Repertory Ballet and Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts. NBPAC will transform the Downtown Cultural Arts District ensuring that New Brunswick continues as a regional hub for the performing arts.