FAIR HOUSING · EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY IN BROOKLYN

Equal Housing Opportunity

We comply with the federal Fair Housing Act, the New York State Human Rights Law and the New York City Human Rights Law. We do not discriminate in advertising, showing, applying for, leasing or renewing any residence.

Protected classes

Under federal, New York State and New York City law, we do not discriminate on the basis of race; color; creed or religion; national origin; citizenship or immigration status; sex; gender, including gender identity and gender expression; sexual orientation; age; disability; pregnancy; marital or partnership status; familial status, including the presence of children; lawful source of income; lawful occupation; military status; status as a victim of domestic violence, sexual violence or stalking; height or weight; or arrest or conviction record, except as the NYC Fair Chance for Housing Act permits.

Vouchers and all lawful sources of income welcome

We accept Section 8 and other housing vouchers, CityFHEPS, FHEPS, HASA, Social Security, SSI, SSDI, public assistance, child support and every other lawful source of income, and we count it on the same terms as wages.

Reasonable accommodations and modifications

If you have a disability, you may ask for a reasonable accommodation in our rules, policies, practices or services, or for a reasonable modification of your residence or the common areas. To make a request, email tensixtypacific@rentopiagroup.com.

The New York State Division of Human Rights notice of tenants' rights to reasonable accommodations is linked from the footer of every page, including the homepage, and is available to print or download from the Division's website.

Tenant screening criteria

Applicants for market-rate residences are evaluated on income, credit and rental history, applied consistently to every applicant. Income from every lawful source, including vouchers and subsidies, counts toward the income requirement.

In line with the NYC Fair Chance for Housing Act, we do not ask about criminal history on the application, and no criminal background check is run before a conditional offer is made. Any later review is limited to what the Act permits, includes an individualized assessment, and gives the applicant a copy of what was reviewed and a chance to respond before any decision.

Affordable residences

15 of the building's 74 residences are income-restricted. They are leased only through NYC Housing Connect, the City's affordable-housing lottery run by the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), at housingconnect.nyc.gov. There is no fee to apply.

Filing a complaint

If you believe you have been discriminated against, you can contact the New York State Division of Human Rights at dhr.ny.gov or 1-888-392-3644, the NYC Commission on Human Rights at nyc.gov/cchr or 212-416-0197, or the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development at hud.gov/fairhousing or 1-800-669-9777.