Proposals Revealed for Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Building in Bushwick, Brooklyn

Massing illustration of proposed developments at 1250 Willoughby Avenue and 349 Suydam Street - AECOMMassing illustration of proposed developments at 1250 Willoughby Avenue and 349 Suydam Street - AECOM

A private developer has revealed proposals to construct a large through-block property with a mix of residential and industrial manufacturing area in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Referred to as the Suydam Enlargement Site, the proposed development comprises two interconnected buildings at 1250 Willoughby Avenue and 349 Suydam Street.

The applicant, listed as Suydam, Inc., is pursuing zoning amendments to facilitate construction of the property, which would occupy ten neighboring zoning lots or parcels. Suydam Inc. is also pursuant of special permits that would waive the requirements for accessory parking area. For a development of this size, off-street parking for 35 vehicles would be required.

Site map of proposed developments at 1250 Willoughby Avenue and 349 Suydam Street - AECOM

Site map of proposed developments at 1250 Willoughby Avenue and 349 Suydam Street – AECOM

The residential building at 1250 Willoughby Avenue would top out at nine stories with one cellar level. In total, the property would contain 125 rental apartments spread across 107,800 gross square feet. Approximately 95 units would be reserved for low-income, middle-income, and moderate-income households and individuals ranging from 40 to 130 percent of the area median income. The proposed unit distribution includes nine studios, 33 one-bedrooms, 38 two-bedrooms, 14 three-bedrooms, and one superintendent’s unit.

The existing industrial manufacturing building would be expanded to comprise approximately 96,250 gross square feet.

Existing view of 349 Suydam Street - AECOM

Existing view of industrial building at  349 Suydam Street – AECOM

Should the rezoning proposals be approved, the projected construction schedule would span 20 to 24 month and be completed in one single phase.

Environmental Assessment Statements reviewed by the Department of City planning state that the proposed development would not result in significant adverse environmental impacts.

The architect of record and other members of the project team have not yet been announced.

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7 Comments on "Proposals Revealed for Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Building in Bushwick, Brooklyn"

  1. David in Bushwick | November 8, 2020 at 9:57 am | Reply

    “For a development of this size, off-street parking for 35 vehicles would be required.”
    This is a ridiculous zoning requirement that should be amended now. Our lungs do not need anymore polluting vehicles and streets don’t need anymore congestion. Developers should be allowed to determine if they want to spend millions on parking spaces or spend that money instead for badly needed housing for non-millionaires.
    Change the zoning.

  2. How can I apply for one of these apartments

  3. Lorraine Givens | November 9, 2020 at 7:39 pm | Reply

    Hi you doing how can i apply for one of these appartment

  4. The amazing proyect.this is my blessing for every person thank you .

  5. I have a voucher for a 1 bedroom apt from section 8 please need to know how to apply for apt

  6. Hi. Can I please get an application for 1bdm thank you

  7. Good evening how i apply for this apartments

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