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Posted: November 3, 2020
TerraCRG sells development site in Brooklyn for $750,000
Brooklyn, NY TerraCRG has closed on the sale of the development site at 348 Van Brunt St. for $750,000. Peter Matheos and Mike Rafter exclusively represented the seller.
348 Van Brunt St. is a residential development site in the Red Hook neighborhood. The property is zoned R5/C1-3 which is well-suited for a user or investor looking to develop a condo or townhouse project in one of the city’s fastest growing submarkets. The lot is 4,250 s/f allowing for 5,313 buildable s/f.
The buyer is BHLD LLC. At closing price, the sale represents $141/ZFA. TerraCRG was retained to exclusively represent the seller, King Street Owner LLC. The property went into contract and sold during the COVID-19 shutdown.
The property is two blocks from the NYC Ferry and is also near the BQE – both providing access to Manhattan and Queens. The nearest subway is the F-line on the border of Red Hook and Carroll Gardens.
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