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Monitor Point is a 1,150 unit rental development planned for the Greenpoint waterfront. Its site was formerly occupied by the NYC Transit Mobile Wash Division, and the residential program is organized as two high rise towers with an affordable housing component.
The apartments are designed with floor-to-ceiling windows, while terraces and balconies add private outdoor space. The waterfront plan also includes a public promenade connecting Greenpoint and Williamsburg.
Monitor Point is planned with an attended lobby and full time doorman, along with on-site parking and a bike room. Pets are permitted.
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Greenpoint waterfront development Monitor Point moved one step closer after the City Council's Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises and Committee on Land Use both voted unanimously to approve the project. The vote comes shortly after local Councilmember Lincoln Restler reached a deal with developer Gotham Organization to make 50% of the planned apartments affordable. In addition to the new housing, the project is to include new retail and commercial space, a permanent home for the Greenpoint Monitor Museum, and a new promenade to connect Williamsburg and Greenpoint.
On April 1, 2025, a land use meeting will include a presentation about two potential high-rise buildings on the Bushwick Inlet. A website for the project touts its mixed-income housing and public waterfront space. However, environmental activists have raised concerns that the construction could disrupt local wildlife and reduce the area's accessible green space.
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