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Concern Logan: explicit 2022 apartment plan and later lottery coverage with unresolved category wording

YIMBY reported on October 8, 2025 that Concern Logan at 467 Logan Street had a 25-apartment public lottery with applications due December 5, 2025…

Place467 Logan Street / 2602 Pitkin Avenue, East New York, Brooklyn
Claim period2022-09-08 – 2025-12-05
Source record5 inspected references

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What the evidence establishes

CLAIM 01

YIMBY reported on October 8, 2025 that Concern Logan at 467 Logan Street had a 25-apartment public lottery with applications due December 5, 2025. Brownstoner reported the same offering and deadline on November 11, followed by its credited Brooklyn Paper republication on November 18.

Scope: 467 Logan Street, East New York, Brooklyn · 2025-10-08 – 2025-12-05

Assessment: SUPPORTED

All three inspected bodies support the bounded reporting sequence. Their publication dates do not establish the lottery’s precise launch day or first occupancy.

Review status: SOURCE_CHECKED_AI_REVIEW. This is not an independently certified universal verdict.

What is not established: The actual offering remains secondary-attributed. Conflicting percentage and supportive-unit wording is not resolved by repetition; the two Schneps pages are one editorial chain.

CLAIM 02

The state packet prepared for the September 8, 2022 HTFC meeting described Concern Logan as a proposed 66-apartment Brooklyn development including one superintendent apartment, with 40 supportive apartments and 25 other income-restricted apartments.

Scope: 2602 Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn · 2022-09-08 – 2022-09-08

Assessment: SUPPORTED

The complete original project description expressly distinguishes staff and resident categories. Meeting materials alone do not establish approval or final delivery.

Review status: SOURCE_CHECKED_AI_REVIEW. This is not an independently certified universal verdict.

What is not established: The allocation is a 2022 proposal, not a confirmed final 2025 allocation. Later media wording differs and the original lottery body was unreadable.

Limits and open questions

The actual offering remains secondary-attributed. Conflicting percentage and supportive-unit wording is not resolved by repetition; the two Schneps pages are one editorial chain.

The allocation is a 2022 proposal, not a confirmed final 2025 allocation. Later media wording differs and the original lottery body was unreadable.

The state plan specifies 40 supportive apartments and one staff apartment; Brownstoner later says 41 supportive apartments and its copy calls the entire non-lottery remainder supportive. Final categories were not inspected, so a later change versus an error is unresolved. YIMBY also supplies inconsistent AMI percentages.

The operator’s 2024 completion field and 2025 lottery reporting concern different milestones; neither establishes first move-in or full occupancy.

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