Interior decoration and home staging company Staged To Sell Home has signed a long-term lease at Industry City, a 35-acre mixed-use campus in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The firm has committed to a seven-year deal for 23,856 square feet in Building 22 that it will use as both an office and a showroom for the company’s inventory.
Photograph of Staged To Sell Home’s new space, courtesy of Industry City
Photograph of Staged To Sell Home’s new space, courtesy of Industry City
Industry City is home to more than 550 businesses across 16 buildings. A core feature of the complex is the Industry City Design District, which features more than 125,000 square feet of design retailers and studios along the 2nd Avenue corridor, showcasing both national and local brands.
Photograph of green space at Industry City, courtesy of Industry City
Industry City is also home to a number of amenities, including a fitness center, frequent live events, and a variety of food vendors. Transit nearby the campus includes service for the D, N, and R trains.
Aerial photograph of Industry City, courtesy of Industry City
Aerial photograph of Industry City, courtesy of Industry City
“When I toured Industry City, I was immediately drawn to the vibrant community of design titans that have put down roots there,” said Jason Saft, founder of Staged To Sell Home. “It’s rare to find a work environment that checks every box as this one does. We are eager to make the space our own and look forward to keeping our team inspired with everything the campus has to offer, from the creative atmosphere to the myriad dining, retail, and entertainment opportunities.”
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Opportunity to make unique choices it won’t cause boredom, and the industrial look is expressed on the building: Thanks.
Is this a sponsored post?
Would be nice if the ferry stop was closer.
too bad they didn’t take space further down at the old brooklyn army terminal, that’s city owned and the ferry is right there. jacques torres is there and many others, but there is less for the public than the private ic.