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Danny Meyer to open 70,000 s/f commissary at Industry City

Restaurateur Danny Meyer has leased 70,000 s/f for his Union Square Events catering company at Industry City in Brooklyn.

Owned by Belvedere Capital, Jamestown, and Angelo Gordon & Co., Industry City was represented internally by Jeff Fein, senior vice president of leasing. Union Square was represented by Mike Mathias of Savills.

Union Square Events will occupy space at 147 41st Street in the Spring of 2021 where it plans to scale up corporate dining, sports and leisure, special events and co-packing partnerships.

DANNY MEYER

The hospitality company is partnering with Gensler Design to customize the new space to house a commissary operation designed by its culinary team that will feature a dedicated client tasting room with its own kitchen, allowing for client collaborations. Additional features will include a 120-seat family meal room, which transforms into an auditorium designed to improve the quality of daily life for USE’s most important asset: its team members.

USE is also developing an incubator program that will support burgeoning entrepreneurs in the food space with commissary kitchen space and coaching from executives at both Union Square Events and Union Square Hospitality Group.

Rendering of the planned tasting room via Gensler

This announcement brings the total square footage leased since March at Industry City to nearly 500,000.

Over the past six years, Industry City has invested over $450 million into the property and leased more than three million square feet of space. During this period, businesses based at the property have collectively grown by an average of 100 jobs per month, more than tripling from 1,900 jobs in 2013 to 8,500 jobs today.

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