Commercial

Four-Story Mixed-Use Commercial Project Planned At 2799 Coney Island Avenue, Sheepshead Bay

2:30 pm on September 25, 2015 By Reid Wilson

Jack Aini, doing business as an anonymous LLC, has filed applications for a four-story, 8,000 square-foot mixed-use commercial building at 2799 Coney Island Avenue, in southern Sheepshead Bay, six blocks from the B and Q trains’ stop at Sheepshead Bay Road. On the cellar level and fourth floor, a relatively large daycare facility will operate and will have access to outdoor rooftop space. Healthcare facilities and offices will be located on the second and third floors, and a lobby and parking garage will take up the ground floor. Robert Palermo’s Corporate Design of America is the architect of record, and an existing three-story building must first be demolished.

Neglected 12-Story Office Building At 155 West 23rd Street Getting Renovation, Midtown South

12:00 pm on September 25, 2015 By Reid Wilson

The Kaufman Organization and Goldman Sachs have paid $45 million for a 99-year ground-lease on 155 West 23rd Street, in Midtown South, which is owned by Gary Barnett. Crain’s reports the existing 12-story, 82,000 square-foot office building will undergo a $10 million renovation immediately, which will include fixes to the roof, windows, and interior. Completion is expected by 2016, and ground-floor retail space will also be included.

Movie Theater Marks First Lease At Riverside Galleria Commercial Project, Charleston, Staten Island

2:00 pm on September 23, 2015 By Reid Wilson

The first commercial tenant has signed on to the 470,000 square-foot Riverside Galleria development now under construction at 4927 Arthur Kill Road, in Charleston, located on Staten Island’s southern end. The tenant will operate a 55,000 square-foot, 12- to 16-screen movie theater, according to DNAinfo. The general project will eventually include retail stores, restaurants and cafes, and opening is scheduled in 2017. Melohn Properties is the developer, and Casandra Properties is the leasing agent.

Six-Story, 9,000 Square-Foot Commercial Building Coming To 2619 East 16th Street, Sheepshead Bay

3:00 pm on September 22, 2015 By Reid Wilson

Vitaly Raykhman, doing business as Eliyah Realty, has filed applications for a six-story, 8,991 square-foot mixed-use commercial building at 2619 East 16th Street, in southern Sheepshead Bay, a block from the B and Q trains’ stop at Sheepshead Bay Road. The first two floors will be designated as community space, measuring a total 4,004 square feet, and unspecified commercial space will take up the remainder of the building. Igor Zaslavskiy’s Sheepshead Bay-based Zproekt Architecture is designing, and a 2.5-story building must first be demolished.

95 Evergreen Avenue, rendering by Fogarty Finger

Revealed: Schlitz Brewery Redevelopment, 95 Evergreen Avenue, Bushwick

7:45 am on September 22, 2015 By Rebecca Baird-Remba

The controversial redevelopment of Bushwick’s Rheingold Brewery has attracted plenty of press in recent months, but the another huge brewery complex across the street is about to get a new lease on life. A group of investors paid $33.7 million for the former Schlitz bottling plant at 95 Evergreen Avenue in January, and now they’ve released renderings of its future as offices and retail.

Six-Story Commercial Conversion & Expansion Tops Out At 55 Water Street, Dumbo

10:00 am on September 15, 2015 By Reid Wilson

The transformation of a five-story, 1860s-era warehouse into a six-story mixed-use commercial building is nearing completion at 55 Water Street, in Dumbo. According to Brownstoner, the structure’s sixth-floor addition has been constructed, and glass façade is now being installed. Dubbed Empire Stores, the building will yield 395,000 square feet of commercial space, which will be made up of offices, retail, restaurants, and exhibition space; rooftop gardens and outdoor public space are also featured.

383 Troutman Street, image via Google Maps

Permits Filed: Theater Conversion at 383 Troutman Street, Bushwick

6:30 pm on September 14, 2015 By Rebecca Baird-Remba

YIMBY has noticed all kinds of interesting conversions in the industrial area between Morgan Avenue and Jefferson Avenue in Buswhick, where restrictive zoning and rising rents have led landlords to consider transforming old warehouses into night clubs and artist studios. But today we spotted unusual plans for a theater conversion at 383 Troutman Street, in the part of the neighborhood defined by its colorful street art and a growing stretch of bars and restaurants.

Permits Filed: One Vanderbilt Avenue, 67-Story Office Tower

7:00 am on September 8, 2015 By Rebecca Baird-Remba

After the City Council greenlighted One Vanderbilt’s rezoning in May, it was only a matter of time until developer SL Green pushed forward with construction of the 67-story commercial tower. And on Friday, they filed plans for the project, under the property’s main address at 51 East 42nd Street.

Four-Story, 38,000 Square-Foot Storage Building Planned At 1200 McDonald Avenue, Mapleton

2:00 pm on September 3, 2015 By Reid Wilson

Bronx-based SNL Construction, associated with SNL Storage, has filed applications for a four-story, 37,720 square-foot storage building at 1182-1200 McDonald Avenue, in Mapleton, directly below the F train’s stop at Avenue I. The building’s entire floor area will total 68,607 square feet, and it will replace an old single-story warehouse structure and adjacent small retail building. Demolition permits were filed in August. Long Island-based Frank Relf is the architect of record.

Three-Story, 4,665 Square-Foot Commercial Building Planned At 121 Thames Street, East Williamsburg

3:00 pm on September 2, 2015 By Reid Wilson

Marcos Hernandez, head of Thames Security Systems, has filed applications for a three-story, 4,665 square-foot mixed-use commercial building at 121 Thames Street, in East Williamsburg, four blocks from the L train’s stop at Morgan Avenue. The building will measure 4,665 square feet in total, and an arts and crafts club will take up 2,311 square feet on the ground floor. On the second and third floors, office space will take up 2,354 square feet. East New York-based Ross William is the architect of record, and the site’s four-story predecessor was demolished in 2007.

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