The Indigo Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn is set to debut in July 2019 and YIMBY is excited to reveal the first new renderings of property. From global hotelier Valor Hospitality Partners, the new hotel will include 187 guest rooms, 20,000 square feet of flexible event space, dual-level dining area, and open-air lounge areas.
The six-story reinforced concrete structure for 200 Kent Avenue is now topped-out, and window frames are now beginning to be installed for the curtain wall on the upper floors of the eastern elevation. ME Architect P.C. is responsible for the design of the commercial building, while Isaac Hager of Cornell Realty Management is the developer. The development now stands 83 feet tall above the northern section of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and can easily be seen when traveling on the East River ferries. The lot measures 22,640 square feet, and was purchased by two anonymous entities back in the summer of 2016 for $33 million.
The red- and white-brick facade of 187 Kent Avenue is starting to be unveiled now that the structure has topped-out at 85 feet above street level. Black netting and scaffolding are slowly revealing the curtain wall on the upper floors of the southern and western elevations. The seven-story, mixed-use residential project is being developed by CW Realty Management, who previously purchased the Williamsburg site for $43 million. Diego Aguilera Architects P.C. is the architect of record for the Brooklyn complex, which will yield 140,036 square feet of space.
The latest condominium development by Morris Adjmi in North Williamsburg has officially launched sales for a collection of warehouse-inspired residences, at 138 North 10th Street. Halstead Property’s The Aguayo Team is handling exclusive marketing and sales for the project, which are priced from $1.85 million.
Permits have been filed for a four-story apartment building at 114 Kingsland Avenue in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Located between Division Place and Herbert Street, the nearest subway stations are Graham Avenue on the L train and the Nassau Avenue on the G train. Solomon Feder of Velocity Framers USA is listed as the owner behind the applications.