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The Domain Companies begins move-ins at 420 Carroll residence

Brooklyn, NY The Domain Companies have begun residential move-ins at 420 Carroll, the first mixed-income building developed through the 2021 Gowanus Neighborhood Rezoning. The two-building development in the heart of the Gowanus neighborhood comprises 360 homes, including 90 apartments reserved for families earning between 40 and 100% of the area median income.

420 Carroll combines premier amenities and an approach to design that emboldens the neighborhood’s cultural and artistic character. Designed by FXCollaborative with interiors by Alan Mainer Studios. Construction began in May 2022. Domain Companies’ affiliate Good Company is overseeing residential leasing from an onsite office, offering studio to three-bedroom residences.

The Domain Companies leads the development of the 420 Carroll St. property in partnership with affiliates of Cantor Fitzgerald, L.P., Silverstein Properties, and VOREA Group. 

Located at 420 Carroll St. on the Gowanus waterfront, the development includes a 21-story tower and an adjacent 16-story tower connected by a subterranean tunnel, so residents can access amenities in both buildings. 

“As the first project to come out of the 2021 rezoning, 420 Carroll is a project that represents a new era of growth in Gowanus, and finally reaching the milestone of residential move-ins is not only a meaningful moment for us, but for the entire neighborhood and community,” said Matt Schwartz, co-CEO of The Domain Companies. “With beautiful apartments, best-in-class amenities, including a spread of ground floor retail, and a prime location in one of Brooklyn’s most high-growth neighborhoods, we are excited to welcome our residents to their new homes.”

Residents will have access to “The Shop,” Domain's third location offering 14,000 s/f of coworking and affordable art studios, a lounge, multiple outdoor greenspaces including a public plaza, a fully-equipped fitness center, a children's playroom, onsite bike storage, and the MyDomain suite of resident services offered at all Domain properties.

The project's sustainability features include Wi-Fi-enabled induction stoves in kitchens and a variable refrigerant flow (VRF) system for heating and cooling that allows residents to adjust temperatures in different parts of their apartments using digital thermostats, electric vehicle charging stations, and more. Both residential towers are expected to receive LEED Gold or Platinum level certification.

420 Carroll is located two blocks from the Union Street R train subway station, ensuring easy access to the city. It is close to Carroll Gardens, Boerum Hill, Park Slope, and downtown Brooklyn.

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