Furniture maker leases 16,000 s/f at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Egg Collective, a women-owned and operated furniture maker, has leased 16,000 s/f at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The New York-based handcrafted furniture, objects and lighting
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Work begins on advanced research center at BNY
The Pratt Institute, New York City College of Technology (City Tech) and the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation (BNYDC) are partnering to create a new
Mayor opens 45,000 s/f Nanotronics hub at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Mayor de Blasio has officially opened the 45,000 s/f Nanotronics manufacturing center at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Nanotronics, a science technology company that combines AI,
Design dynamos take 55,000 s/f at BNY
The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation (BNYDC) has signed leases with two design and manufacturing companies at the newly renovated Building 127, the last of
BOMA New York presents the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Deborah DeLuca, chair of the BOMA New York Lunch & Learn sub-committee, is a natural at being a virtual master of ceremony. Ms. DeLuca launched
Danish footwear designer to open first US studio at BNY
Danish shoe designer ECCO is set to open a design studio at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It will be the company’s first studio space outside
Industrial powerhouse taking giant leap for warehouse sector
Prologis is casting off its overalls and leaping into the new tech space with its own venture fund and innovation platform. Already the biggest industrial
Dock 72 opens at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Boston Properties, Rudin Development and WeWork, the co-developers of Dock 72, today joined city officials and the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation (BNYDC) to launch Dock 72. The Brooklyn
Report details borough boom that begs for BQX
New analysis underscoring the need for a Brooklyn Queens Connector, BQX, says that neighborhoods like Long Island City, Astoria and Gowanus are on the precipice
Leasing spree for Brooklyn Navy Yard in 2018
A strong economy, bolstered by tax cuts and other pro-business policy shifts, gave a helping hand to real estate throughout the city. The Brooklyn Navy Yard certainly felt