NEW YORK | 18 6th Ave (Pacific Park - B4) | 532 FT | 49 FLOORS

[NYC2ATX]

The nearly invisible cupola of the Williamsburg Bank Tower is quite the apt metaphor for this unprecedented explosion of skyscrapers in Brooklyn. I almost wish I knew what that exact angle looked like, say, just before 9/11 or in the late 20th Century.

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[NYguy]

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[NYguy]

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[chris08876]

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[NYguy]

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[Barney Greengrass]

^^^
This is pretty true to the actual colors, it's vibrant and came out quite nice but will look even better when the rest of PP is finished.

[chris08876]

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[NYguy]

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[chris08876]

Leasing Launches For Brooklyn Crossing At 18 Sixth Avenue In Pacific Park, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn

Leasing is now underway at Brooklyn Crossing, a new 51-story residential tower in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. Located at 18 Sixth Avenue, the property is the latest building to debut within the 22-acre Pacific Park master-planned development zone.

Brooklyn Crossing was jointly developed by The Brodsky Organization and Greenland USA. Designed by Perkins Eastman, the structure comprises 858 rental units and a ground-floor retail component. Available homes range from studios up to three-bedroom floor plans, including a collection of 258 units designated as affordable housing.

As of today, the developers have not announced specific income restrictions for the affordable units.

“It’s an exciting time in the market as we launch leasing of another remarkable building in Pacific Park, bringing 258 units of dedicated affordable housing to the Prospect Heights neighborhood,” said Alexander Brodsky of The Brodsky Organization. “Brooklyn Crossing offers the best of the best, with a full suite of building amenities and direct access to thriving Downtown Brooklyn.”

The building’s 26,000-square-foot amenity package was curated and designed by Lemay + Escobar. Offerings include the rooftop “Sky Lounge,” which boasts an outdoor pool, a fitness center, private meeting and dining areas, multiple resident lounges, a second-floor terrace with barbecue grills and outdoor lounge spaces, a children’s playroom, and laundry facilities.

“Everything was made to be timeless,” said Andres Escobar, senior partner and design principal with Lemay + Escobar Architecture D.P.C. “We wanted the spaces to be pleasing to the eye, but not trendy. The aesthetic speaks to this. Brodsky is a seasoned developer who understands the importance of interior design, particularly when it comes to the shared spaces.”

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[JMKeynes]

Originally Posted by NYguy

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I hope that the crappy PC Richard building comes down soon.

[colemonkee]

But where will people buy their dirt-cheap mattresses?!?!

[Busy Bee]

I can't look at those photos of the LIRR Vanderbilt Yard and not be concerned that we're watching in real time the MTA make a colossally bad mistake with not providing a provision for any kind of future effort to get a JFK express service to Lower Manhattan.

[JMKeynes]

Originally Posted by colemonkee

But where will people buy their dirt-cheap mattresses?!?!

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