Silverback Plans 29-Story Brooklyn Heights Condo Building

Silverback Development is entering the Brooklyn condo market with plans for the tallest building in Brooklyn Heights.

The company, founded by Josh Schuster in 2016, plans to convert the 3,404 SF sliver of a lot into a 29-story building filled with 23 condominium apartments. The units would be two- and three-bedroom apartments that Silverback plans to sell in the $2M to $3M range.

The current building at 67 Livingston St. is 50K SF, and was previously owned by Glory Capital. Silverback purchased the property for $30M earlier this year. The immediate surrounding area is classified as a Special Scenic View District due to its unobstructed views of Manhattan.

The condo project is the second such development on the way for Silverback in New York, with the first being a joint venture for a Gramercy Park condo building announced in March.

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