ConEd Puts Williamsburg Waterfront Development Site Up For Sale

Google Maps

ConEd’s bringing a 2.65-acre, 231k BSF waterfront development site in Williamsburg to the market.

The site, 500 Kent Ave, has 648 feet of frontage along Kent and Division avenues and sits on an M3-1 zoning designation, making it prime for commercial use. It can also be upzoned, bringing its development potential as high as 576k SF.

Located near the Brooklyn Navy Yard and the Tech Triangle, the site can be accessed by the East River ferry or the J, M and Z subway lines. Cushman & Wakefield’s Brendan Maddigan, Stephen Palmese and Andrew Behymer are marketing the land for sale.

South Williamsburg’s experiencing a “a tech- and industry-focused development boom,” Brendan says, pointing to the Steiner Studios’ expansion, the Navy Yard, Dock 72 and the Green Manufacturing Building.

And with the land market frozen and less than 2% of NYC left as raw land, Stephen says the chance to acquire several acres of Brooklyn waterfront is "infrequent," to put it mildly.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's New York Newsletters
Related Stories

Construction Site Next To Collapsed Building That Killed 8 Previously Violated Safety Precautions

Developers Face I-35 Project Delays With Financing, Utilities Harder To Secure

The Rockaways Rebuild After Decades Of Neglect

Oak Row Equities, OKO Plan Brickell Supertall To Launch Brand With Novak Djokovic

Emerald Equity's Rent-Stabilized Portfolio Returns To Lender Following Rejected Offer

Flagship IHG Times Square Hotel Nets $235M Loan: The N.Y. Deal Sheet

RXR Signs Investment Bank To 220K SF Lease In FiDi

NYC Claims Nearly Half Of State's Opportunity Zones, Putting New Neighborhoods In Play

New Jersey Is On The Verge Of Becoming An Industrial Landlord's Market

Higher Risk, Higher Rewards: Bouwinvest Leads Global Investors Back Into U.S. Offices

How FaverGray Evolves Project Planning From Financial Safety To Asset Optimization

How Mamdani's Pied-à-Terre Tax Could Change NYC's High-End Rental Market