100 Gold Street NYC: Nearly 4,000 Homes & 2027 Project Watch
New York City says 100 Gold Street has entered public review for nearly 4,000 mixed-income homes, including around 1,000 permanently affordable, rent-stabilized homes. No resident application, Housing Connect lottery, waitlist, rent schedule or lease-up date is currently verified.
What to know first
STATUS: PROJECT WATCH / PUBLIC REVIEW STARTED / APPLICATIONS NOT ANNOUNCED. New York City announced September 22, 2026 that 100 Gold Street has entered public review for approximately 4,000 mixed-income homes, including around 1,000 permanently affordable, rent-stabilized homes. NYCEDC says environmental review continues in 2026 and ULURP is anticipated in 2027. No project-specific Housing Connect application, lottery, waitlist, income table, rent schedule, construction-completion date or move-in date is verified.
What New York City currently verifies
The Mayor's Office and NYCEDC announced on September 22, 2026 that the redevelopment of 100 Gold Street has entered public review. The current City announcement describes approximately 4,000 mixed-income homes, including around 1,000 permanently affordable, rent-stabilized homes, plus a replacement older adult center, public-realm improvements and community amenities.
This is a project-development milestone, not a leasing announcement. The site currently houses City agencies, including HPD, and the current plan includes relocating those agencies as the redevelopment advances.
Why older pages may still say 3,700 homes
NYCEDC's standing project page still describes the selected proposal as approximately 3,700 homes with at least 25 percent permanently affordable. The newer September 22 City announcement says the updated plan adds roughly 300 homes and now describes approximately 4,000 homes with around 1,000 permanently affordable, rent-stabilized homes.
Use the newer City announcement for the current headline estimate while keeping the earlier NYCEDC page as project history. If certified environmental or land-use documents later change the count, update this same canonical instead of creating a competing number-based URL.
Public review is not an apartment application
NYCEDC says environmental review continues in 2026 and the project is anticipated to enter the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure, or ULURP, in 2027. NYCEDC currently lists a Draft Scope of Work public hearing for October 29, 2026. Those are planning milestones, not proof that construction, leasing or resident selection has started.
No project-specific Housing Connect listing, application period, lottery, waitlist, income table, rent schedule, bedroom mix, accessibility set-aside, lease-up date or move-in date is verified from current official project materials. Keep the status at PROJECT WATCH until an authorized City, developer or property-management source publishes a renter-facing intake milestone.
What future applicants should watch for
Watch for an official housing or project source that identifies a specific application path, application dates, household and income requirements, unit types, rents or tenant-share method, accessibility information, selection rules and an authorized contact or portal.
Reach any future Housing Connect listing from the official NYC Housing Connect service or another City-authorized project page. Do not submit identity, income, bank or payment information to a copied social-media link, direct message or third-party page simply because it uses the 100 Gold Street name. Open House Rentals does not control eligibility, lottery selection, waitlist position or housing approval.
Use the status ladder and the right site
PROJECT WATCH means the development is verified but resident intake is not. Change this same page to APPLICATIONS ANNOUNCED only when an authorized source publishes a future intake window; APPLICATIONS OPEN only when the official application is live; WAITLIST/LOTTERY when that is the verified stage; and CLOSED when the responsible source says the window has ended.
Open House Rentals handles discovery and renter opportunity status. Max Rental Tools separately covers the project's public-review and rent-regulation context for compliance questions. If a future move raises internet questions, exact-address provider availability belongs with Connect Point ISP and the provider rather than a neighborhood-level assumption.
Last verified September 26, 2026
Verified: public review started; approximately 4,000 mixed-income homes in the September 22 City announcement; around 1,000 planned permanently affordable, rent-stabilized homes; environmental review continuing in 2026; ULURP anticipated in 2027; NYCEDC currently lists an October 29, 2026 Draft Scope of Work hearing.
Not verified: resident application or Housing Connect listing, lottery or waitlist opening, final household-income limits, rents, bedroom mix, construction completion, lease-up or move-in date. Update this same canonical when an authorized source publishes a material project or renter-intake milestone.
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