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185 Van Dykeat Pier 40

204 Van Dykeat Valentino Park

Victoria Alexander, Broker 223 Columbia Street(718) 834 - 1440 351 Van Brunt [email protected] newyorkbaybuildings.com

A Realty Collective Project

New York Bay Buildings | Table of Contents

New York Bay Buildings Floor Plans .......................................................................... Pg. 2

Available Spaces for Lease ...................................................................................... Pg. 8

Neighrbohood Guide: Red Hook, Brooklyn .............................................................. Pg. 15

Red Hook: A Data Overview ................................................................................... Pg. 20

About Realty Collective ........................................................................................... Pg. 34


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185 Van Dyke at Pier 40



Lease term 5-10 years plus options. 2 story waterfront converted warehouse with views of New York Bay and the Statue of Liberty.

Original details and charm include exposed brick, wood beams and historic details. Uses can be but not limited to: Creative, office,

retail, and light manufacturing/ makerspace.

• Film and Photo Production

• Showroom Furniture and Lighting Design

• Events

• Rehearsal Studio

• Brewery

• Food and Production Distribution

• Restaurant

• All Uses Considered

Suitable for light manufacturing, creative, and retail uses, including:





204 Van Dyke at Valentino Park





• Light manufacturing, creative, office, retail

• 36,000 SF, divisible to 500 SF

• Lease term 5 - 10 years plus option

• M-1 Zoning

• Drive-in loading dock

• Building fully sprinklered

• Ceiling heights 13’ - 25’

• DREAP eligible

• Cooperating brokers welcome

• Available immediately

One story industrial warehouse plus basement:

204 Van Dyke at Valentino Park


• Film and Photo Production

• Showroom Furniture and Lighting Design

• Events

• Rehearsal Studio

• Brewery

• Food and Production Distribution

• Restaurant

• All Uses Considered



New York Bay Buildings: Available Spaces for Lease



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187B 2000 0 14’ In hall No Yes Possible Yes NE Street N/A Street/Lot

187A 2000 0 14’ In hall Will have street facade

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204 at Valentino Park | Available Spaces for Lease | 1 of 3

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Neighborhood Guide: Red Hook, Brooklyn



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Baked 359 Van Brunt St Cooper Pot 347 Van Brunt StBotanica 220 Conover StBrooklyn Crab Shack 24 Reed StBrooklyn Ice House 318 Van Brunt StCacao Prieto 218 Connover StCourt Street Grocers 116 Sullivan StDefonte’s Sandwich Shop 379 Columbia StFort Defiance 365 Van Brunt StGrindhaus 275 Van Brunt StRita’s 293 Van Brunt StHometown Bar-B-Que 454 Van Brunt StRed Hook Coffee Shop 327 Van Brunt StRed Hook Lobster Pound 284 Van Brunt StRocky Sullivan’s 46 Beard StRose 201 Richards StSeaborne 228 Van Brunt StSteve’s Key Lime Pies 204 Van Dyke StStumptown Coffee Roasters 219 Van Brunt StSunny’s 253 Conover StThe Good Fork 391 Van Brunt StSeaborne 228 Van Brunt StVan Brunt Stillhouse 6 Bay St

Added Value 370 Van Brunt StBrooklyn Waterfront Artists 499 Van Brunt StCora Dance 358 Van bruntDance Theatre Etcetera 480 Van Brunt StFalconworks Artists Group 89 Pioneer StLook North Gallery 275 Conover StPortside New York Pier 11, Atlantic BasinRed Hook Community 71 Sullivan StRed Hook Initiative 767 Hicks StWaterfront Museum 290 Conover St

Added Value Farm 2 Beard StBrooklyn Farm Table 284 Van Brunt StIKEA 1 Beard StFairway Market 480-500 Van Brunt StUHURU 185 Van Dyke StThe Wash Shop 34 Lorraine StRecord Shop 360 Van Brunt St

Brooklyn Fiber 185 Van Dyke StJerard Studio 481 Van Brunt StJohn’s Plumbing, Heating 166 Dikeman Stand Sprinklers Inc.Pier Glass 499 Van Brunt StSarah Ludington 148 Coffey StShared Brooklyn 185 Van Dyke StMike Leonard Carpantry 185 Van Dyke St

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Botta di Vino 357 Van Brunt StDry Dock Wine & Spirits 424 Van Brunt StRed Hook Winery 185 Van Dyke StSixpoint Brewery 40 Van Dyke St

Neighborhood Guide | Directory



Subway or Bus: Take A, C, or F to Jay St/Borough Hall and take the B61 bus to Red Hook. Or take the F or G to Smith/9th Street and take the B77 bus west to Red Hook. Take the 2,3,4,5, M and R trains to Borough Hall and walk to Jay Street or south down Court Street to Atlantic Avenue to get the B61 bus.

Car from Brooklyn Bridge: Exit at Cadman Plaza, go down the hill to the East River and take a left under the BQE onto Furman Street. Follow Furman to Atlantic Avenue then take a left followed by an im-mediate right onto Columbia. Turn right on Degraw or any right after that. One block later, turn left onto Van Brunt Street.

NYC FerryBike Paths

Car from Battery Tunnel: Exit tunnel at the far right and, immediately after the toll, take the Hamilton Avenue exist exit. Stay left to make a U-turn under the BQE heading back down Hamilton towards Red Hook. Stay in the center lane towards Van Brunt street. Pass under the BQE again and take a left at Van Brunt Street.

Car from Belt Parkway/Veraznno Bridge: Exit the Hamilton Avenue exit. Stay in the center lane and take a left at Van Brunt Street.

Bicycle: Ride from the Brooklyn Greenway bike path installed nearby on Columbia Street from Atlantic Avenue to Degraw Street.

Neighborhood Guide | Directory



For architectural tourists, Red Hook has a deliciously varied built environment dating to the early 1800s with stone warehouses, brick townhouses, a large cement grain terminal, frame buildings, and some of NYC’s few remaining cases of front and back houses shar-ing the same lot.

Now, Red Hook has been consolidated to a charming one square mile peninsula bounded on by water on three sides and the Brook-lyn-Queens Expressway on the other.

Most small stores are owner-operated and reflect a personal vision. Many goods are home made, the food is artisanal, and local poultry and greens are raised right here in Red Hook. Restaurants and bars are places of community gathering, offering local bands a place to jam, book clubs a place to meet, and on some mornings, you may find the Red Hook Knitting Circle weaving together yet another part of this adorable community.

The illustrious Valentino Park has spectacular views of the New York Bay, the Statue of Liberty, and downtown Manhattan. There are even local community groups that offer free summer kayaking. Two esplanades are situated east of Valentino on private property; From just east of Pier 41 (Van Dyke Street) there is a small beach (no swimming, fishing or boating allowed), a boardwalk, and a land-scaped garden that wraps around the Waterfront Museum Barge to the back of Fairway Market past some picturesque old trolleys and onto the Beard Street Pier. A local commuter Water Taxi runs on the South Brooklyn Line from Atlantic Basin and can take you south to Bay Ridge or north to Dumbo and Wall Street, Manhattan.

3 Public Parks161 Registered Businesses

Red Hook is in the process of reinvention. Its maritime past has been updated with the building of the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal—U.S. home to the Queen Mary 2. It is a neighbor-hood with great opportunity to experience the city’s 19th century waterfront with a modern twist.

But do not wait long as Red Hook is a quickly developing neighborhood that holds boundless potential. Despite the rapid business and residential developments in recent years, Red Hook has managed to maintain a unique character not seen elsewhere, similar in feel to DUMBO and pre-2000’s Williamsburg. Its restored docks and cobblestone streets are reminiscent of a distinctive feeling sometimes indescribable.

Red Hook is a mixed-use neighborhood, home to a contain-er port, several tugboat companies, a significant number of manufacturing businesses and a burgeoning arts scene.

Neighborhood Guide | About Red Hook



Red Hook:A Data Overview



Subject

ZCTA5 11231

Occupied Housing Units Percent Occupied Housing Units Owner-Occupied Housing Units

Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Occupied housing unit 15,562 +/-357 15,562 +/-357 4,641

HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS (IN 2017 INFLATION-ADJUST-ED DOLLARS)Less than $5,000 711 +/-190 4.6% +/-1.2 122$5,000 to $9,999 1,020 +/-201 6.6% +/-1.3 50

$10,000 to $14,999 694 +/-176 4.5% +/-1.1 57$15,000 to $19,999 493 +/-159 3.2% +/-1.0 69

$20,000 to $24,999 476 +/-188 3.1% +/-1.2 64$25,000 to $34,999 827 +/-185 5.3% +/-1.2 163$35,000 to $49,999 944 +/-224 6.1% +/-1.4 258

$50,000 to $74,999 1,607 +/-290 10.3% +/-1.8 427$75,000 to $99,999 1,333 +/-205 8.6% +/-1.3 290$100,000 to $149,999 2,129 +/-289 13.7% +/-1.8 517$150,000 or more 5,328 +/-380 34.2% +/-2.1 2624Median household income (dollars)

93,575 +/-7,444 93,575 +/-7,444 162,342

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2013-2017 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates

Red Hook Data Overview | Income Data | 1 of 11



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Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Margin of Error EstimateMONTHLY HOUSING

COSTSLess than $300 1,537 +/-261 9.9% +/-1.7 106$300 to $499 916 +/-204 5.9% +/-1.3 82$500 to $799 1,252 +/-236 8.0% +/-1.5 388

$800 to $999 995 +/-229 6.4% +/-1.5 471$1,000 to $1,499 1,677 +/-244 10.8% +/-1.5 556

$1,500 to $1,999 1,600 +/-247 10.3% +/-1.5 357$2,000 to $2,499 2,517 +/-348 16.2% +/-2.1 378$2,500 to $2,999 1,851 +/-277 11.9% +/-1.8 428

$3,000 or more 3,064 +/-332 19.7% +/-2.1 1,875No cash rent 153 +/-81 1.0% +/-0.5 (X)Median (dollars) 1,915 +/-119 1,915 +/-119 2,477





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Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Margin of Error EstimateMONTHLY HOUSING COSTS AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHSLess than $20,000 2,668 +/-284 17.1% +/-1.8 216 Less than 20 percent 242 +/-121 1.6% +/-0.8 14 20 to 29 percent 392 +/-159 2.5% +/-1.0 12

30 percent or more 2,034 +/-253 13.1% +/-1.7 190$20,000 to $34,999 1,260 +/-264 8.1% +/-1.7 227

Less than 20 percent 273 +/-125 1.8% +/-0.8 19 20 to 29 percent 248 +/-118 1.6% +/-0.8 28 30 percent or more 739 +/-196 4.7% +/-1.3 180





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Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Margin of Error EstimateMONTHLY HOUSING COSTS AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS$35,000 to $49,999 925 +/-222 5.9% +/-1.4 258 Less than 20 percent 190 +/-96 1.2% +/-0.6 59 20 to 29 percent 329 +/-151 2.1% +/-1.0 65 30 percent or more 406 +/-124 2.6% +/-0.8 134$50,000 to $74,999 1,565 +/-273 10.1% +/-1.7 427 Less than 20 percent 413 +/-169 2.7% +/-1.1 178 20 to 29 percent 305 +/-123 2.0% +/-0.8 40 30 percent or more 847 +/-192 5.4% +/-1.2 209$75,000 or more 8,762 +/-412 56.3% +/-2.2 3,431 Less than 20 percent 5,323 +/-404 34.2% +/-2.3 2,402 20 to 29 percent 2,200 +/-312 14.1% +/-2.0 525 30 percent or more 1,239 +/-182 8.0% +/-1.2 504Zero or negative income 229 +/-104 1.5% +/-0.7 82No cash rent 153 +/-81 1.0% +/-0.5 (X)





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Margin of Error Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Margin of ErrorOccupied Housing Units +/-328 4,641 +/-328 10,921 +/-430HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS (IN 2017 INFLATION-ADJUST-ED DOLLARS)Less than $5,000 +/-75 2.6% +/-1.6 589 +/-178$5,000 to $9,999 +/-54 1.1% +/-1.2 970 +/-192$10,000 to $14,999 +/-41 1.2% +/-0.9 637 +/-171$15,000 to $19,999 +/-69 1.5% +/-1.5 424 +/-157$20,000 to $24,999 +/-84 1.4% +/-1.8 412 +/-165$25,000 to $34,999 +/-80 3.5% +/-1.7 664 +/-175$35,000 to $49,999 +/-84 5.6% +/-1.8 686 +/-191$50,000 to $74,999 +/-137 9.2% +/-2.9 1,180 +/-260$75,000 to $99,999 +/-106 6.2% +/-2.3 1,043 +/-169$100,000 to $149,999 +/-113 11.1% +/-2.5 1,612 +/-281$150,000 or more +/-294 56.5% +/-4.5 2,704 +/-289Median household income (dollars)

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Margin of Error Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Margin of ErrorMONTHLY HOUSING COSTSLess than $300 +/-63 2.3% +/-1.3 1,431 +/-250$300 to $499 +/-66 1.8% +/-1.4 834 +/-193$500 to $799 +/-113 8.4% +/-2.4 864 +/-214$800 to $999 +/-142 10.1% +/-2.9 524 +/-194$1,000 to $1,499 +/-143 12.0% +/-2.9 1,121 +/-221$1,500 to $1,999 +/-104 7.7% +/-2.4 1,243 +/-225$2,000 to $2,499 +/-127 8.1% +/-2.7 2,139 +/-313$2,500 to $2,999 +/-131 9.2% +/-2.7 1,423 +/-243$3,000 or more +/-255 40.4% +/-4.7 1,189 +/-215No cash rent (X) (X) (X) 153 +/-81Median (dollars) +/-244 2,477 +/-244 1,745 +/-114





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Margin of Error Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Margin of ErrorMONTHLY HOUSING COSTS AS A PERCENT-AGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHSLess than $20,000 +/-103 4.7% +/-2.2 2,452 +/-282 Less than 20 percent +/-23 0.3% +/-0.5 228 +/-120 20 to 29 percent +/-19 0.3% +/-0.4 380 +/-160 30 percent or more +/-95 4.1% +/-2.1 1,844 +/-244$20,000 to $34,999 +/-116 4.9% +/-2.4 1,033 +/-234 Less than 20 percent +/-24 0.4% +/-0.5 254 +/-122 20 to 29 percent +/-31 0.6% +/-0.7 220 +/-109 30 percent or more +/-112 3.9% +/-2.4 559 +/-171





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Margin of Error Estimate Margin of Error Estimate Margin of ErrorMONTHLY HOUSING COSTS AS A PERCENT-AGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS$35,000 to $49,999 +/-84 5.6% +/-1.8 667 +/-189 Less than 20 percent +/-59 1.3% +/-1.3 131 +/-75 20 to 29 percent +/-51 1.4% +/-1.1 264 +/-137 30 percent or more +/-62 2.9% +/-1.4 272 +/-100$50,000 to $74,999 +/-137 9.2% +/-2.9 1,138 +/-243 Less than 20 percent +/-114 3.8% +/-2.4 235 +/-128 20 to 29 percent +/-30 0.9% +/-0.7 265 +/-116

30 percent or more +/-84 4.5% +/-1.8 638 +/-169$75,000 or more +/-304 73.9% +/-4.4 5,331 +/-420 Less than 20 percent +/-263 51.8% +/-4.3 2,921 +/-329 20 to 29 percent +/-152 11.3% +/-3.2 1,675 +/-270 30 percent or more +/-140 10.9% +/-3.0 735 +/-168Zero or negative income +/-60 1.8% +/-1.3 147 +/-86No cash rent (X) (X) (X) 153 +/-81





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Occupied housing units 10,921 +/-430HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS (IN 2017 INFLATION-ADJUST-ED DOLLARS)Less than $5,000 5.4% +/-1.6$5,000 to $9,999 8.9% +/-1.8$10,000 to $14,999 5.8% +/-1.6$15,000 to $19,999 3.9% +/-1.4$20,000 to $24,999 3.8% +/-1.5$25,000 to $34,999 6.1% +/-1.6

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MONTHLY HOUSING COSTSLess than $300 13.1% +/-2.3$300 to $499 7.6% +/-1.8$500 to $799 7.9% +/-2.0$800 to $999 4.8% +/-1.8$1,000 to $1,499 10.3% +/-1.9$1,500 to $1,999 11.4% +/-2.0$2,000 to $2,499 19.6% +/-2.7$2,500 to $2,999 13.0% +/-2.1$3,000 or more 10.9% +/-1.9No cash rent 1.4% +/-0.8Median (dollars) 1,745 +/-114





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MONTHLY HOUSING COSTS AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHSLess than $20,000 22.5% +/-2.5 Less than 20 percent 2.1% +/-1.1 20 to 29 percent 3.5% +/-1.5 30 percent or more 16.9% +/-2.3$20,000 to $34,999 9.5% +/-2.2 Less than 20 percent 2.3% +/-1.1 20 to 29 percent 2.0% +/-1.0 30 percent or more 5.1% +/-1.6$35,000 to $49,999 6.1% +/-1.7 Less than 20 percent 1.2% +/-0.7 20 to 29 percent 2.4% +/-1.2 30 percent or more 2.5% +/-0.9

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MONTHLY HOUSING COSTS AS A PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS$50,000 to $74,999 10.4% +/-2.2 Less than 20 percent 2.2% +/-1.2 20 to 29 percent 2.4% +/-1.1 30 percent or more 5.8% +/-1.5$75,000 or more 48.8% +/-2.9 Less than 20 percent 26.7% +/-2.7 20 to 29 percent 15.3% +/-2.3 30 percent or more 6.7% +/-1.5Zero or negative income 1.3% +/-0.8No cash rent 1.4% +/-0.8





Red Hook’s MedianHousehold Income:

$93,575/a year

Source: 2013 2017 American Community Survey 5 -Year Estimates




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2016 1,230 12,757 125,651 570,437

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2016 ZIP Code Business Patterns

Red Hook Data Overview | Job Data




Park Slope and Gowanus

Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, and Prospect Heights

Carroll Garden, Boerum Hill, and Red Hook

Sales Median Price Average PPSF151 $1.050M $1,155

Sales Median Price Average PPSF178 $973K $1,064

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About Realty Collective



Victoria AlexanderBroker

Realty Collective was founded in 2005 by brokers who believed that the Brooklyn real estate experience could be better for everyone. We hired dedicated profes-sionals – who also have rich creative lives outside of their real estate careers. Our network of agents includes designers, artists, dancers, producers, photographers, musicians, filmmakers, and writers. They understand that a home is more than just square footage – it is a place to create the environment that reflects and supports who you are.

We live in the communities where we work. Clients often remark that their agents “seem to know everybody” in their neighborhoods. These relationships keep us honest – and they provide us with significant intelligence we can share with our clients. Need to know where to shop, eat, walk your dog? How loud that bar is on weekends? Or what is happening in the next year or so in your area? Our agents can inform on all these.

Founded by historic preservation enthusiast Victoria Alexander, Realty Collective is rooted in the community. After growing disenchanted with other real estate broker-ages, Victoria chose to model Realty Collective after her own ideals. Earning her masters degree in Historic Preservation Planning from Pratt University and manag-ing a successful real estate brokerage has allowed her to blend her passions and interest.

Victoria is involved in a wide array of planning issues and preservation projects pro-tecting the architectural significance and rich history of so many landmarked, iconic buildings around the borough of Brooklyn. Realty Collective is helping to shape Brooklyn’s future while ensuring it stays connected to its vibrant cultural legacy.

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