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Ground Floor Office Deck DUMBO’S RIVERFRONT ULTRA MODERN FULL FLOOR WORKSPACES Today DUMBO’s artistic and industrial energies have merged to create New York’s most forward-looking, electric place to live, work, and play. Sprawling riverfront parks and cultural centers like St. Ann’s Warehouse; state- of-the-art office spaces and light-filled family homes in former factory spaces; woodfired pizza and handcrafted ice cream on the picturesque blocks down below. And 10 Jay is at the center of it all. 2 BUILDING FACTS TYPE Mixed-Use Office Building LOCATION 10 Jay Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 NEIGHBORHOOD BUILDING SIZE 10 Stories 221,501 SF DEVELOPERS Glacier Global Partners Triangle Assets ARCHITECT ODA Architecture YEAR BUILT 1897 RENOVATED 2017 3 OFFICE TENANTS / CUSTOMERS COMPANY INDUSTRIES Technology, Advertising, Media, Information COMPANY EMPLOYEES Modern, creative, forward-thinking and technology-focused men and women CAPTIVE AUDIENCE for breakfast meetings, catered lunches, private parties, and happy hour drinks— on-site proximity equates to a significant competitive advantage Built-in crop of dining and drinking “regulars” 10 11 BROOKLYN TECH TRIANGLE 17, 30 0 innovation employees 45% growth from 2012 to 2015 1,350 innovation companies 22% growth from 2012 to 2015 “THE BROOKLYN TECH TRIANGLE, MADE OF Tax Incentives to further UP DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN, , AND THE attract relocating businesses BROOKLYN NAVY YARD, HAS BECOME A MAGNET FOR THE WORLD’S PIONEERING, ENERGETIC, AND CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURS AND HAS EMERGED AS NEW YORK CITY’S LARGEST CLUSTER OF TECH ACTIVITY OUTSIDE OF MANHATTAN” 12 GREENPOINT LOOKING TO THE FUTURE EXISTING ASSETS PIPELINE PROJECTS Thank you to our local elected officials and stakeholders—all of whom have ToLOOKING ensure that the Brooklyn TO Tech THE FUTURE contributed to the success of the Brooklyn Tech Triangle and this report update: Triangle remains a world-class WILLIAMSBURG center for innovation, these United States Senator Charles Schumer Mayor Bill de Blasio recommendations should be United States Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Public Advocate Letitia James considered: United States Representative Yvette Clarke Comptroller Scott Stringer “ To ensure that the Brooklyn Tech United States Representative Nydia Velazquez Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams Green Made in NYC Green Manufacturing Bldg 92 • CreateTriangle Additional remains Commercial a world-class center United States Representative Hakeem Jeffries City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito Desk Center with Center / New Lab Employment & Industrial Space Governor Andrew Cuomo City Council Member Laurie Cumbo IFP + GA Center for innovation, these recommendations State Senator Velmanette Montgomery City Council Member Stephen Levin • Leverageshould City be Assets considered: to State Senator Daniel Squadron Community Board #2 Dock 72 Bldg 77 Steiner Studios / Support Commercial Growth State Assemblyman Joseph Lentol Community Board #6 Media Campus State Assemblyman Walter Mosley Community Board #8 • Create Additional Commercial & State Assemblywoman JoAnne Simon • Invest in Public Spaces NYU-Poly Industrial Space Incubator • Enhance Transit Infrastructure • Leverage City Assets to Support Support and funding has been East River Empire provided by: Ferry Stores Commercial Growth New Adaptive Admiral’s Row Brooklyn Re-Use Projects BROOKLYN Greenway • Invest in Public Spaces Brooklyn Borough President’s Office • Enhance Transit Infrastructure Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce DUMBO Dumbo NAVY YARD ” Brooklyn Community Foundation Heights Empire State Development New York City Council Commodore New York City Deputy Mayor’s Office Barry Park Fort Greene for Economic Development Park College Town: New York City Department of Small Brooklyn Cadman Marriott at the MetroTech 11 universities, Business Services Bridge Park Plaza Brooklyn Bridge Center 60,000 students Green Desk New York City Economic Development FORT GREENE Corporation New York University Hotel Cushman and Wakefield Trades Forest City Ratner Companies BROOKLYN DOWNTOWN City Point Newmark Grubb Knight Frank HEIGHTS BROOKLYN Urbanomics Albee WXY Square Brooklyn Cultural District Civic Center Hotel Row Borough Hall Atlantic Fulton Mall Terminal Willoughby Macy’s Plaza Development Barclays Center COBBLE HILL BOERUM HILL PARK SLOPE Base map © WXY 13 Designed by Yeju Choi / NOWHERE OFFICE “Trendy Dumbo’s cobblestone streets and converted Brooklyn warehouse buildings are the backdrop for independent boutiques, high-end restaurants, and trendy cafes.” At 10 Jay, the star architect Eran Chen—whose New York–based firm, ODA, aims to turn “reality into art”—has transformed the Arbuckle brothers’ industrial mecca into its twenty-first- century equivalent: a center for invention and productivity, a beacon for the area’s office workers, and a jewel box on one of the city’s waterways. DUMBO is Brooklyn’s most expensive neighborhood, and New York City’s fourth- richest community. 14 CHAMBERS ST DUANE ST S 2ND ST WARREN ST Chambers Street READE ST GRAND ST ALEN ST CANAL ST BOWERY S 3RD ST RIVER TERRACE SEWARD COLUMBIA ST WORTH ST NORTH END AVE PARK 08 DIVISION ST E BROADWAY WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGE CHAMBERS ST HENRY ST Chambers StreetCENTRE ST East Broadway S 4TH ST FDR DRIVE W BROADWAY CURCH ST E BROADWAY KENT AVE JACKSON ST HENRY ST MONTGOMERY ST GOUVERNEUR ST CATHERINE ST MADISON ST BARCLAY ST OLIVER ST CLINTON ST S 5TH ST Chambers Street HENRY ST RUTGERS ST MADISON ST BROADWAY MARKET ST WEST ST World Trade PIKE ST Park Place Brooklyn Bridge Center - PATH Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall MADISON ST ST JAMES PL MONROE ST S 6TH ST Chambers Street MADISON ST MANHATTAN BRIDGE CORLEARS PARK Chambers Street SPRUCE ST MONROE ST CHERRY ST WATER ST FULTON ST BEEKMAN ST Cortland St ANN ST BROADWAY FDR DRIVE 7 PEARL ST CHERRY ST 03 Fulton Street NEIGHBORHOOD MAP GOLD ST BROOKLYN BRIDGE WATER ST S 8TH ST ALBANY ST JOHN ST KENT AVE CARLISLE ST CURCH ST FDR DRIVE WYTHE AVE S 9TH ST PEARL ST LIBERTY ST 1. PANORAMA SOUTH END AVE GOLD ST S 10TH ST WEST ST Luxury Multi-Use Development FULTON ST Fulton Street WATER ST CLIFFKushner ST Companies, CIM Group, LIVWRK EAST RIVER PLATT ST Fulton St Subway S 11TH ST 3 PL Rector Street BROADWAY WILLIAM ST FRONT ST BROAD ST 2. 85 JAY STREET CEDAR ST 737 Unit Rental Apartment Building DIVISION AVE 37 WALL STREET Kushner Companies, CIM Group, LIVWRK EAST RIVER BATTERY PL Wall St JOHN ST WYTHE AVE PEARL ST Wall St 55 WALL STREET 3. BROOKLYN NAVY YARD DEVELOPMENT KAY AVE MORTON ST MAIDEN LN Modern “Mission-Driven” Industrial Park KENT AVE LITTLE W ST Broad Street BATTERY PL Broad Street Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation ROBERT F (City of New York) FRONT ST MARSHALL ST BEAVER ST HANOVER ST WAGNER JR FDR DRIVE MANHATTAN BRIDGEJOHN STREET PARK CLYMER ST PARK RAILROAD AVE WATER ST 4. EMPIRE STORES GOLD ST WYTHE AVE 7 13 Bowling Green Subway S WILLIAM ST Midtown Equities EMPIRE - FULTON FERRY MAIN JOHN ST STATE PARK STREET PARK STONE ST VINEGAR Luxury Multi-Use Development LITTLE ST NAVY YARD 11 10 PLYMOUTH4 ST5 OLD SLIP BROOKLYN BRIDGE West Elm Corporate Headquarters PLYMOUTH ST HILL BASIN PEARL ST KENT AVE 12 WATER ST DUMBO GEE AVE PEARL ST 5. SOHO HOUSE DUMBO MAIN ST WATER ST JAY ST FRONT AVE WEST WAY Cecconi’s EAST WAY BROAD ST OLD FULTON ST HUDSON AVE WEST ST WALLABOUT RD FRONT ST 9 WATER ST BRIDGE ST FRONT ST GEE AVE 6. DUMBO HEIGHTS DOUGHTY ST WASHINGTON ST SHIP WAYS AVE BATTERY PARK 2 3 South Ferry Multi-Use Development 8 VINE1 ST EASTWAY ADAMS ST HILLSIDE FLEET ALLEY PIER 1 PLAYGROUND BROOKLYN QUEENS EXPY Etsy Corporate Headquarters PARK YORK ST EAST RIVER Kushner Companies FDR DRIVE 3RD ST EVERIT ST 2ND ST FURMAN ST POPLAR ST York Street GOLD ST CHAUNCEY AVE DOCK AVE 7. ONE JOHN STREET MIDDAGH ST BRIDGE PROSPECT WELDING RD PARK ASSEMBLY RD 42 Unit Condominium Building 6 3RD ST CRANBERRY ST NAVY ST Alloy Development SANDS ST WASHINGTON AVE PIER 2 ROLLER RINK BASKETBALL COURTS SANDS ST MARKET ST ORANGE ST TRINITY 8. 1 HOTEL BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK HENRY ST 4TH ST HIGH ST PARK 5TH ST PAULDING ST 194 Room Luxury Hotel PERRY AVE PINEAPPLE ST High Street 4TH ST The Osprey 6TH ST Starwood Capital Group CADMAN NASSAU ST 7TH AVE PIER 3 GREENWAY CLARK ST PLAZA WHITMAN FLUSHING AVE 8TH AVE HUGH L. CAREY TUNNEL PARK PARK JAY ST TERRACE N PORTLAND AVE FLUSHING AVE CUMBERLAND ST 9. EQUINOX DUMBO N OXFORD ST N ELIOTT P CADMAN PLAZA W CARLTON AVE CONCORD ST WASHINGTON AVE VANDERBILT AVE CLERMONT AVE ADELPHI ST JACQUES TORRES CHOCOLATE CLINTON AVE WAVERLY AVE 10. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RYERSON ST Clark St FLATBUSH AVE L Clark St COMMODORE BARRY 11. SUGARCANE RAW BAR + GRILL PARK BASEBALL FIELD HALL ST L WILLOW ST THE RIVER CAFÉ GOLD ST 12. 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