Income-Restricted Housing Unit Available in Boston
A housing unit at 200 Bay Drive Unit #4, associated with the Avalon Sudbury development, is listed for rent in Boston. This income-restricted unit is a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment with a rent of $2,295.00 per month, requiring a minimum annual…

Boston, MA, September 10, 2026 — A one-bedroom, one-bathroom housing unit has been listed for rent in Boston, designated as income-restricted. The apartment is located at 200 Bay Drive, Unit #4, within the Avalon Sudbury development.
The monthly rent for this unit is set at $2,295.00. Prospective tenants must meet specific income requirements, with a minimum annual income of $58,800.00 stipulated. The unit is targeted towards individuals earning at 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI).
The application process for this housing opportunity involves a lottery system. The deadline for submitting lottery applications is January 1, 2027. At present, the availability status of the unit is pending.
This listing represents one of the available income-restricted housing options within the city. Such programs aim to provide housing opportunities for individuals and families who may be priced out of the general market, often by targeting specific income brackets relative to the local median income.
Further details regarding the application process beyond the deadline, or specific requirements for the lottery, were not provided in the summary. The specific nature of the Avalon Sudbury development and its role in offering such units is part of the context for this listing.
The property details indicate a standard apartment configuration: one bedroom and one bathroom. The rent and income requirements are fixed based on the program guidelines for units targeting 80% AMI in Boston. Information regarding the developer or management company other than the development name, Avalon Sudbury, was not included in the summary.
For individuals interested in applying, the submission window will close on January 1, 2027. The status of ‘pending availability’ suggests that the unit is not yet ready for occupancy or that the application period is still active before a selection process begins.
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