The development at 420 Carroll St., which opened in February, includes a public park, retail space and artist studios. It is part of a broader effort to revitalize the neighborhood’s waterfront.

While Gowanus is undergoing rapid change, some are working to preserve its industrial character.

Inside are six almost-finished affordable artist studios that will rent for the astonishingly low price of $275 to $331 a month, the first of 100 that will be built as part of the rezoning.

There will be roughly 120 subsidized studio spaces across 11 development sites in Gowanus, the first to open will be at The Shop, a coworking space at 420 Carroll St., this spring. The lottery application is now live, and the first drawing will take place in early April, according to a press release.

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