Williamsburg's 325 Kent, The Domino Redevelopment Project's First Residential Building Designed By SHoP Architects To Open By End of Year

325 Kent, the first residential building in the Domino redevelopment project, is nearing completion. 87 of the 522 rental apartments are now open for residents after units hit the market several months ago. Pricing starts at $2,746 /mo. for a studio and ranges up to $5,946 /mo. for a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit. Of the 522 units, 104 are tabbed for affordable housing. 325 Kent rises 16-stories and was designed by SHoP Architects. Amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, 7,000 SF roof deck and outdoor courtyard. The Domino redevelopment project is being overseen by James Corner Field Operations and is expected to be completed by next year (summer 2018). 

Featured Listing: Tour Williamsburg, Brooklyn's Most Expensive Model Penthouse in The Oosten

The Oosten, Williamsburgh, Brooklyn's new luxury condo block, has unveiled their newest listing, a 5,098 SF duplex penthouse priced at $6.495 million. The asking price is the highest ever in Williamsburg. The unit features 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms and was designed by Toronto-based boutique design studio, Abraham Chan. Each bedroom features an en-suite bath along with river, bridge and Manhattan views. The residence also features 2 terraces, one which faces outward and the other opens onto a courtyard facing terrace with a hot tub. A spacious kitchen is located on the top-floor and custom millwork, glass and steel doors designed by Boon can be found throughout the space. Oosten was designed by acclaimed Dutch architect Piet Boon with architecture by Think! Architecture. The building features an unprecedented level of amenities including two lobbies, a 24-hour concierge, an enormous courtyard, a landscaped rooftop with reflection pool, a lap pool, a library and a children's playroom, as well as a fitness center with a spa. The 429 Kent Avenue Penthouse Brooklyn, NY 11249 is currently listed for $6.495 million with Halstead Property Development Marketing.

DXA Studio's Mixed-Use 16 Berry Street in Williamsburg Unveiled

The design for the commercial development proposed at 16 Berry Street by Cayuga Capital Management has been unveiled. The 60,000 SF mixed-use structure is being designed by DXA Studio and will feature ground floor retail split between 7 storefronts. In total there will be 24,869 SF of commercial space, 4,495 SF of community space, a 7,000 SF roof deck and 107 parking spaces. 16 Berry Street is expected to be completed in 2019.

DXA Studio Design Unveiled for Mixed-Use, 115 Broadway in Williamsburg

115 Broadway in Williamsburg appears to be getting a contemporary, mixed-use designed by DXA Studio. The 4-story development will include 5,040 SF of commercial space including ground-floor and second floor retail, office space on the third floor, and community space on the fourth. 

New Renderings Unveiled of Contemporary Mixed-Use Project, Element88, in Williamsburg

Element88 has released new renderings of their 9-story, mixed-use project which is planned at 88 Withers Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The contemporary building will rise 100' and will feature 33 condominium residences along with 5,000 SF of ground-floor retail space. In total the development will bring 39,815 SF of usable space. Element88 is under development by RYBAK Development and BK Developers, who just locked-down an additional $19 million in construction financing. The futuristic building was designed by Zproekt Architecture and is expected to be delivered summer 2018.