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Retail Opportunity RETAILOPPORTUNITY Hoyt is an extraordinary work of architecture and design, a visionary building that looks to the future while drawing inspiration from Brooklyn’s rich architectural history and creative spirit. A true collaboration among three celebrated world-class rms— architecture by Studio Gang, interiors by Michaelis Boyd Associates, and landscape architecture by Hollander Design— Hoyt sets Brooklyn’s new standard for design excellence. Global design, rooted in Brooklyn. Shopping Bars & Neighborhood Restaurants Guide THELITTLESWEETCAFÉ RUCOLA FRENCHLOUIE GRDN ACORN APPLESTOREBROOKLYN DEVOCION SSAMKOREAN Welcome to the Neighborhood. Culture Conveniently situated between the bustle of Downtown Brooklyn and quiet, tree-lined brownstone Brooklyn, RETAILOPPORTUNITY Hoyt boasts an exceptional location. BARNEY’SNEWYORK SAHADI’S Downtown oers a wealth of transit options— subway lines within a ve- block radius—as well as world-class culture, entertainment, and shopping. The charming streets of Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, Fort Greene, and Brooklyn Heights are lled with one-of-a-kind restaurants, bars, and boutiques that BAMHARVEYTHEATER capture the borough’s famously creative CLAREV spirit. Add to this an abundance of leafy WHOLEFOODSMARKET parks and Brooklyn’s extraordinary riverfront and you’ve found yourself at home in one of New York City’s most exciting and livable neighborhoods. 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