Yoel Goldman To Build 100-Key Hotel In Crown Heights

All Year Management developer Yoel Goldman submitted a permit application Friday to build a 38k SF, 100-key hotel at 1548 Bedford Ave (pictured) in Crown Heights.

All Year acquired the 19k SF development site, two blocks east of Prospect Park, in 2014 for $7.2M. It is nestled between Eastern Parkway and Union Street, The Real Deal reports.

When completed, the five-story hotel—designed by ODA New York’s Eran Chan—will include a banquet hall, a top floor bar and public terrace, with retail and restaurant spaces on the first and third floors.

While All Year is mainly a multifamily investor, it has been ramping up its hotel production in the last few months, also filing plans for a 112-key hotel at 71 White St in Bushwick. With few hotel offerings in the surrounding area, Yoel and All Year are filling a vacuum for Crown Heights hospitality.

That’s not to say All Year is completely abandoning its main focus, however, as the Williamsburg-based property owner also announced plans for Bushwick II, a massive rental complex at the former Rheingold Brewery site. Also designed by ODA, the 1M SF project is expected to include 900 apartments. [TRD]

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