A lottery will be held for apartments in the new Watertown Mews complex.
Families making below 80 percent of the Area Median Income are eligible to join the lottery for 32 of the 206 units at the complex off Pleasant Street at 1 Repton Place (across from Russo’s).
Units include a gourmet kitchen, a full-size washer and dryer and a walk in closet. The complex features include a fitness room, a yoga studio, a multi-media game room, a pet spa and a pool. (See photos and more by clicking here.)
The income limits are: one person – $47,450, two people – $54,200, three people – $61,000, four people – $67,750, five people – $73,200, six people – $78,600.
Rents will be: studio – $964, one bedroom – $1,075, two bedroom $1,086-$1,182, three bedroom $1,279.
Completed applications and required income information must be delivered (not postmarked) by 2 p.m. on July 9.
There will be a public information session on May 21 at the Watertown Free Public Library at 6 p.m. The lottery will be held at the library on July 17.
For more information call 617-782-6900 (press 1 for rental and 5 for Watertown Mews) or go to www.s-e-b.com/lottery/rental.
Applications and information are available at the Watertown Free Public Library, 123 Main St. in Watertown.
Please let me know what I need to do to apply for affordable rent.
I am 65 years old and I still working.
I was living with my daughter but she got married and I need to move ASAP.
Thank you very much for your attention.
Dilma Reyes
Hi Dilma, This story is from about a year ago, so I don’t believe there is any opportunity for housing in that complex. You should contact the Watertown Housing Authority at 617-923-3950. They might be able to help.
Hi, Me and my significant other are looking for an affordable two bedroom in Watertown. I am a private tutor, (so far) and he is in security. We make under $45,000 a year and have little savings. Could we apply for your two bedrooms?
Also, how much is it for a banner on my site, like the one my therapist, Susan Falcoff has?
Thank you very much.
Best,
Lori.
Hi Lori,
The story you wrote in about is more than a year old. You should contact the Watertown Housing Authority at 617-923-3950. They might be able to help.
Good luck,
Charlie