The last year has been somewhat tumultuous for 319 Schermerhorn Street, which was originally set to be developed a mysterious “SC Nevins LLC.” In April, it was announced that Adam America and the Naveh Shuster Group purchased the site, likely for over $30 million, and with the new ownership comes a new design, which YIMBY can now reveal thanks to a watchful tipster.
Curbed noticed that demolition is under way to remove the old four-story building at 117 Livingston Street, in Downtown Brooklyn, where Quinlan Development Group is planning a 21-story, 110-unit mixed-use building. Brought to you by YIMBY last…
Brownstoner noticed Red Apple Group’s 15-story, 213-unit rental building has risen above street level at 180 Myrtle Avenue, in Downtown Brooklyn. The project was revealed by YIMBY back in 2014, and Dattner Architects is designing. Completion is expected in the summer of 2016.
The changes occurring in Downtown Brooklyn are among the largest in any neighborhood in New York City, and the latest photos by Tectonic show the first two CityPoint towers topping out, and the Avalon Willoughby Square reaching for its final floors. With both projects nearing completion, the focus of construction in the neighborhood will soon shift to the southeast for an even more impressive round two.
Revealed by YIMBY last October, Red Apple Group has succeeded in securing $155 million in loan for the 32-story, 440-unit mixed-use building planned for 86 Fleet Place, in Downtown Brooklyn, per The Real Deal. The 395,000 square-foot tower will include 10,000 square feet of retail space, and ground breaking is likely now imminent.
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