Skanska Signs Lease at Industry City In Sunset Park, Brooklyn

Industry City overhead rendering, via industrycity.comIndustry City overhead rendering, via industrycity.com
Project development and construction company Skanska USA has signed a lease for 15,300 square feet of pre-built space inside Building 2 at Industry City, a mixed-use campus in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Skanska’s new space will serve as the project office for the Equinor Offshore Wind project, for which the company was recently awarded an $861 million contract. The project will transform the adjacent 73-acre South Brooklyn Marine Terminal into one of the nation’s largest ports for the staging and assembly of offshore wind platforms.
Office space at Industry City, courtesy of Berlin Rosen

Office space at Industry City, courtesy of Berlin Rosen

Industry City features 16 buildings across its 35-acre commercial complex. Tenants benefit from access to a fitness center, frequent live events, and a variety of dining options. Leasable space ranges from small offices for mid-sized businesses and solo entrepreneurs to large office spaces, tailored storefronts, turnkey retail spaces, and industrial buildings for production studios and bioscience laboratories. The 8,500-person campus is currently home to more than 550 businesses.

“We are proud to play a role in the transformation of the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal, which will transition a historic feature of Brooklyn’s waterfront into an industry-leading offshore wind port,” said Richard Kennedy, EVP, president, and CEO for Skanska in the U.S. “This project underscores Skanska’s commitment to building sustainable infrastructure, and this state-of-the-art facility will provide New York City with clean and alternative energy, as well as serve as a national model for renewable energy hubs.”

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2 Comments on "Skanska Signs Lease at Industry City In Sunset Park, Brooklyn"

  1. Tremendous!

  2. David : Sent From Heaven. | May 11, 2024 at 4:04 am | Reply

    I really like clean energy. Inside, there shouldn’t be any carcinogenic substances: Thanks.

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