What's old is new again: Mass timber construction in NYC as Frame 122 readies to launch

By CityRealty Staff | From Future New York Thursday, February 20, 2025

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In loft buildings dating back to the mid-19th century, exposed timber columns, joists, and ceiling beams add a note of historic charm to a converted home. But between new building techniques, a rise in popularity, and revised building codes, a number of 21st century buildings are coming to embrace timber construction anew.

The most commonly known techniques are cross-laminated timber (CLT) construction and glue-laminated timber (glulam), which bind prefabricated timber panels, making it stronger than steel. It is also more environmentally friendly than steel, as it does not require the burning of fossil fuels during production; moreover, if sourced from timber growing in sustainably managed forests and harvested responsibly, it is a renewable resource. Another plus is a shorter construction timeline, bringing new housing units to the market more quickly at a time when vacancy is at an all-time low.

Other countries and states have come around to the benefits of CLT and other timber construction methods, but New York is somewhat late to the party, having banned timber towers following a series of fires in the 19th century. However, in fall 2021, the New York City Council approved the use of mass timber for buildings. Two years later, in fall 2023, the NYCEDC launched New York City Mass Timber Studio, a program to support mass timber development projects. Participants described the program as a “resounding success” for the way it clarified regulatory concerns and provided regular check-ins with the Department of Buildings, which in turn sped up the design process.

The approval allows for mass timber construction of buildings up to 85 feet high, which means we won’t see CLT supertalls any time soon. However, the height limit is in line with the boutique condominiums that have proven popular throughout New York in the wake of the pandemic.

Below, we look at new buildings that have incorporated mass timber construction methods. We also look at prewar listings with exposed timber and wood elements.

Frame 122, 122 Waverly Avenue, Clinton Hill
Developed by Frame Home | Design by Brent Buck Architects
5 stories | 15 units
No public availabilities

Frame 122 (Frame House)

New York’s latest CLT entrant is Frame 122, a new rental in Clinton Hill. CLT construction offers numerous environmental benefits in its own right, and Frame 122 goes several steps further by designing the building to Passive House standards. Features include high-performance windows, thermal sleeving, electric heating and cooling in all units, and solar panels on the roof.

The two- and three-bedroom units are arranged around an internal courtyard, and additional amenities include a fitness center, a communal backyard, private storage, bike storage with e-bike chargers, and on-site parking with electric vehicle chargers in every spot. The building is open for tours, and the first move-ins are estimated for March 2025.

329 Vanderbilt Avenue, Clinton Hill
Design by Aaron Schiller
2 stories | 1 unit
Not currently available

329 Vanderbilt Avenue dates back to 1870, when it was originally constructed as a carriage house. However, a recent renovation brought it into the 21st century and up to Passive House standards with the owner, architect Aaron Schiller, updating the interiors with timber stairs, floors, and roofs, as well as recycled wood beams and materials sourced from Brooklyn Navy Yard.

The focus was on maximizing carbon savings, but none of that came at the expense of original architectural details or modern luxuries. Features include radiant heated floors at each entry point, an eat-in kitchen with Fisher & Paykel appliances, a sunken living area with access to a roof terrace, a private backyard, and a garage with curb cut.

329 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York's first mass timber home (Compass)

In a statement to the New York Post, Mr. Schiller said, “I was looking to prove a point with something developers said you couldn’t do in New York. I was confident it could be done.” The results speak for themselves: The townhouse sold for $7 million in March 2024, or nearly 1.5 times what Mr. Schiller paid for it in 2016.

Timber House, 670 Union Street, Park Slope
Developed by The Brooklyn Home Company | Design by Mesh Architectures
6 stories | 14 units
No current availabilities

Timber House (Douglas Elliman)

At six stories and 23,593 square feet, Timber House is the largest mass timber building in New York City. While not technically CLT construction, Mesh Architectures principal Eric Liftin's alternative suggestion of glue-laminated timber won out and let the building take shape. In addition to the more energy-efficient construction method, environmentally friendly features include triple-glazed windows, solar panels, multi-zone heat pump heating and cooling, and an energy-recovery air filtration system. The interiors have been described as modern-day treehouses, and the building is sold out.

Umbrella Factory, 710 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg
Developed by SL Development | Design by Rawlings Architects
7 stories | 69 units
1 availability for $1.7M

Umberella Factory (MNS)

As part of Williamsburg's industrial-to-residential transformation, the former Embee Sunshade Company factory has been converted to a condominium with industrially inspired interiors with exposed heavy timber beams. Large quantities of structural timber were sourced for the conversion of the existing building, and a glass and metal addition adds a contemporary touch.

Umbrella Factory, #5H
$1,700,000

Williamsburg | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 1,058 ft²

Umbrella Factory, #5H (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

From the Listing: Residence #5H is a stunning split two-bedroom loft-like home that boasts breathtaking Manhattan skyline views, high ceilings, and exposed timber beams, creating an atmosphere of warmth and sophistication. The moment you step inside, the wide-plank wood flooring and open layout immediately set the tone for the residence's timeless charm and modern comfort. The foyer leads you past a thoughtfully designed kitchen that flows effortlessly into the home's generously sized living and dining area that creates a perfect space for entertaining or relaxing. See floor plan and full details here.

360 Wythe Avenue, Williamsburg
Developed and designed by Flank Architecture & Development
5 stories | 28 units
1 availability for $6,975/month

360 Wythe Avenue (MNS)

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When the brick-and-beam rental at 360 Wythe Avenue and its sister project, an office building at 320 Wythe Avenue, were approved in 2017, they were the first of their kind to be approved in nearly a century. Flank co-founder Mick Waldorf told 6sqft that he didn't want to bring "hyper-contemporary glass boxes" to the neighborhood, and he has succeeded on that count: The brick facade was inspired by Williamsburg's historic factories and warehouses, and interiors feature exposed wood beams and columns.

360 Wythe Avenue, #417
$6,975 (+3.3%)

Williamsburg | Rental | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

360 Wythe Avenue, #417 (CHARNEY REAL ESTATE LLC)

From the Listing: Luxury two-bedroom Williamsburg apartment with oversized private terrace and gorgeous views of the East River and Manhattan skyline! Apartment features large windows, 12-foot ceilings, in-unit Bosch washer and dryer, poured concrete flooring, exposed black spruce wood beams, lots of closet space, central heating and AC. The modern bathrooms feature Duravit fixtures, deep soaking tubs, and brass rain-shower heads. See floor plan and full details here.

Frame 283, 283 Greene Avenue, Clinton Hill
Developed by Frame Home | Design by LoadingDock5
5 stories | 10 units
No current availabilities

Frame 283 (Frame)

Frame 283 was an early adopter of CLT, having received an exception to the building code so its construction could take place. Between its eco-friendly construction, solar panels, energy-efficient appliances and HVAC systems, dedicated compost bin in the trash room, and bike room, it is little surprise that the building achieved Passive House certification. It has proven wildly popular: The building is fully leased and has a waiting list.

NYC Listings with Exposed Beams

Mason Fisk, #1D
$4,000

Williamsburg | Condominium | Studio, 1 Bath | 820 ft²

Mason Fisk, #1D (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: The Mason Fisk Building is a stunning example of the adaptive reuse of historic building materials, including brick, wood beams, iron and steel. Enter this unit to your private oasis, boasting dramatic exposed beams and maintaining a modern and luxury feel to this architectural dream facing east. The high ceilings provide for natural light throughout the living room and kitchen while the bedroom has enough space for a queen size bed and two closets tucked away for a good night sleep. See floor plan and full details here.

Printhouse Lofts, #1G
$4,650

Williamsburg | Rental | 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath

Printhouse Lofts, #1G (Compass)

From the Listing: If you’re looking for a home with character, history, and serious style, this stunning loft at Printhouse Lofts is calling your name. With soaring 12-foot timber beam ceilings, wide-plank hardwood floors, and massive oversized windows, this space is a sun-drenched sanctuary blending industrial charm with modern elegance. The exposed brick walls, raw steel piping, and original ductwork create an authentic loft experience that’s nearly impossible to find. See floor plan and full details here.

22 Wooster Street, #PHN
$49,000

SoHo | Cooperative | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 3,400 ft²

22 Wooster Street, #PHN (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: Featured in Architectural Digest, this triple mint, three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath penthouse loft offers an unparalleled opportunity to rent a rare, top-floor loft with a finish level and attention to detail that is truly second to none. With 45' of frontage on one of the most storied cobblestone streets of Soho, soaring 11' ceilings, and exposed beams and columns, the great room provides an incredible backdrop for living, dining, and entertaining. Option to rent furnished. See floor plan and full details here.

236 East 6th Street, #1EB
$1,808,000

East Village | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths | 1,425 ft²

236 East 6th Street, #1EB (CORE Group Marketing LLC)

From the Listing: Located in the heart of Cooper Square, this mixed-use property offers a unique opportunity for live/work with over 1,425 square feet comprised of a one-and-a-half bedroom floor-through with a private attached deck and landscaped backyard, and a lower level which is currently detached and can be used as a recreational room or for commercial use. Beautiful arched doorways, wood beams, and built-ins add character throughout. See floor plan and full details here.

172 North 10th Street, #2D
$1,850,000

Williamsburg | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 1,157 ft²

172 North 10th Street, #2D (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: This idyllic space features amazing light, exposed wood beams, high ceilings, reclaimed wood paneling, premium white marble finishes, and solid wide plank white oak flooring. The spacious two-bed, two-bath includes an amazing open chef's kitchen with custom European cabinetry and Carrara marble countertops and backsplash. The center island is accented with reclaimed wood and has an abundance of counter space for entertaining and cooking. See floor plan and full details here.

66 Washington Avenue, #3
$1,925,000

Clinton Hill | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath | 1,132 ft²

66 Washington Avenue, #3 (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

From the Listing: This Clinton Hill loft is truly one of a kind, the perfect cross between industrial and chic. Interiors boast over 1,100 square feet with gorgeous wood beams throughout, arched doorways and ceilings as high as 13'2". The custom kitchen is a showstopper featuring a wraparound peninsula made of custom brass and 8mm Orior Crema marble, custom cabinetry, open shelving all paired perfectly with Seungjin Yang pendants from The Future Perfect. The living area benefits from double exposure and five large east-facing windows and one south facing, making it bright throughout the day. Option to buy partially furnished. See floor plan and full details here.

66 Washington Avenue, #2
$1,995,000

Clinton Hill | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath | 1,816 ft²

66 Washington Avenue, #2 (Compass)

From the Listing: Welcome to Loft 2, a graciously proportioned, industrial-style classic Brooklyn corner loft with chic, thoughtful updates throughout. Gut-renovated in collaboration with BoxCo, this sprawling, integrated space allows for the freedom to customize the layout to fit your lifestyle. Just two flights up, this 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom plus home studio offers lofty ceilings, beautiful wood beams, oversized wooden-framed windows pristine poured concrete floors and top-of-the-line finishes. See floor plan and full details here.

168 Plymouth, #5F
$2,175,000 (-5.4%)

DUMBO | Condominium | 1 Bedroom, 2 Baths | 1,371 ft²

168 Plymouth, #5F (Serhant)

From the Listing: Experience quintessential loft living in prime DUMBO in this sun-drenched 1-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo suffused with charming industrial details and modern finishes throughout. Exposed longleaf pine timbers complement whitewashed exposed brick walls and wide plank oak floors. Beyond the foyer lies an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining room, and living room, where oversized sash windows let in abundant natural light. See floor plan and full details here.

16 Greene Street, #2N
$2,700,000

SoHo | Cooperative | Studio, 1 Bath

16 Greene Street, #2N (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

From the Listing: Create your own New York story in this spectacular & authentic Fluxhouse live/work loft that has been recently updated and renovated. The impressive, open space combines scale with a sense of warm intimacy that is becoming ever more rare to find. Classic loft details like brick walls, industrial windows and well loved wooden floors join with an impeccable Japanese design sensibility to powerful effect, creating a space respectful of the past yet ready for the future. The soundproofed, restored tin ceilings, that go up to 13'5" ft are further enhanced by the four large Chochin lights that illuminate as well as inspire. See floor plan and full details here.

160 Avenue of the Americas, #5FL
$2,750,000 (-8.3%)

SoHo | Cooperative | 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 2,400 ft²

160 Avenue of the Americas, #5FL (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

From the Listing: Take the oversized key-locked elevator up to your amazing authentic Soho loft with timber frame columns and wood hewn beams, high ceilings, exposed brick, huge windows and great light. Enter into a broad living room and take in the history that is in this space. See floor plan and full details here.

31 Washington Street, #11
$3,950,000 (-8.1%)

DUMBO | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths | 2,600 ft²

31 Washington Street, #11 (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

From the Listing: Once an Iron Works factory built in 1896, the building was subsequently converted in 2001 and has received Landmark status. Every unit in this property is utterly spectacular - and #11 is no exception. A true loft in every sense of the word, the unit features high ceilings, oversized windows, and exposed beams and columns. Additional high-end details include an open-plan layout, soaring 13-foot ceilings, beautiful Carlisle wide plank reclaimed oak floors, exposed timber beams and columns, antique exposed brick walls, and 10-foot. industrial windows. See floor plan and full details here.

113 Prince Street, #6E
$4,200,000

SoHo | Cooperative | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

113 Prince Street, #6E (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: Take the key-locked elevator into this quintessential penthouse loft bathed in southern light and featuring beamed ceilings, exposed brick walls, and picture postcard views of the neighboring cast-iron facades and the Freedom Tower from the five enormous double-hung windows. The oversized living area is ideal for entertaining and leads into an open kitchen with an abundance of storage and counter space. The rear portion of the loft features an ultra-quiet primary suite. See floor plan and full details here.

84 Mercer Street, #4
$4,200,000

SoHo | Cooperative | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 4,500 ft²

84 Mercer Street, #4 (Compass)

From the Listing: As you step inside this Soho mega-loft, you'll be greeted by architectural elements that include majestic wood columns and exposed brick, which perfectly complement the high ceilings to create a sense of grandeur. Oversized windows flood the space with natural light and offer captivating landmark views that are sure to impress. See floor plan and full details here.

115 Milton Street, #TH
$4,990,000

Greenpoint | Townhouse | 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths | 3,906 ft²

115 Milton Street, #TH (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: This impressive turn-of-the century home with a welcoming and rustic aesthetic offers three loft-like floors that have been built extra deep, allowing for wonderful light-filled spaces, including side windows, and less stairs than a typical townhouse. Exposed timber beams, burnished steel columns, original plaster lincrusta, and preserved Arts and Crafts woodwork details throughout blend harmoniously with a renovated chef's kitchen, central heating and cooling, new windows, and modern light fixtures. See floor plan and full details here.

Gramercy Park Habitat, #2L
$4,995,000

Gramercy Park | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 1,886 ft²

Gramercy Park Habitat, #2L (EXP Realty NYC)

From the Listing: Upon entering this stunning residence, you are greeted by an expansive living space, the flexible layout extends a welcoming invitation, ensuring each space can transition to meet your needs. The rich warmth of wood beams adds a touch of rustic charm and architectural interest to the space. Meanwhile, the lofty high ceilings rise overhead, creating an airy ambiance that increases the feeling of openness and freedom while bathed in natural light streaming through large windows. See floor plan and full details here.

362 West Broadway, #2B
$4,995,000

SoHo | Cooperative | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

362 West Broadway, #2B (Compass)

From the Listing: This east-facing loft, spanning around 3,000 square feet, is bathed in natural light that highlights its impressive 12’2" timber-beamed ceilings, timber columns, and expansive 44' living room. Equipped with CitiQuiet windows in both the living areas and bedrooms, the space offers quiet tranquility while showcasing walls ideal for art displays. The gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring a full-size wine refrigerator. See floor plan and full details here.

The Roebling Building, #1N
$5,700,000 (-18.6%)

Tribeca | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths | 6,500 ft²

The Roebling Building, #1N (CURRENT REAL ESTATE ADVISORS LLC)

From the Listing: Unique maisonette opportunity in the most prestigious and sought-after ZIP code in New York City. This duplex features a ground floor entrance, 20’ exposed brick arches, blackened steel columns and rugged wood beams throughout the ceiling. Skylights and glass floors along the rear of the space allow for ample light to reach lower level. See floor plan and full details here.

93 Wyckoff Street, #TH
$6,750,000

Boerum Hill | Townhouse | 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

93 Wyckoff Street, #TH (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: Calling all artists and buyers looking to live a creative lifestyle! Currently configured with a charming 3-bedroom carriage house in back, an attached art studio with 14' ceilings in front, parking for multiple cars, and a secret courtyard garden that is visible from literally every room in both buildings. Prepare to be amazed by luminescent spaces bathed in light from a multitude of skylights and framed by massive timber beams that bring a timeless feel to all of the rooms. See floor plan and full details here.

16 Jay Street, #1
$7,695,000 (-3.8%)

Tribeca | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths | 4,262 ft²

16 Jay Street, #1 (Compass)

From the Listing: Experience the pinnacle of Tribeca luxury in this breathtaking duplex condo. Soaring 24-foot ceilings create an atmosphere of grandeur, complemented by exposed wood beams and massive floor-to-ceiling glass. The home's centerpiece is a stunning cast-iron and mahogany staircase, welded on-site and set against a hand-crafted oxidized copper screen. Outdoor living reaches new heights with a sun-splashed 940-square-foot patio. See floor plan and full details here.

104 Wooster Street, #4S
$8,900,000

SoHo | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 3,162 ft²

104 Wooster Street, #4S (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

From the Listing: Experience the allure of an authentic pre-war SoHo loft with intricate detailing and modern charm in Residence #4S. Enter directly from the key-operated elevator into a welcoming foyer that leads to a grand living room bathed in natural light from four oversized western-facing windows. Nearly twelve-foot ceilings adorned with classic wood beams and robust charcoal-stained LV Wood floors contribute to the loft's blend of classic and contemporary styles. See floor plan and full details here.

87 Leonard, #MaisB
$9,500,000

Tribeca | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths | 7,414 ft²

87 Leonard, #MaisB (CORE Group Marketing LLC)

From the Listing: Currently arranged with two bedrooms, five bathrooms, one powder room, and two loft levels primed for adaptation, Maisonette B is all about the luxury and versatility of open space. In homage to Tribeca’s rich culture and history, the home is also marked by soaring 17-foot ceilings with original wood beams and Corinthian columns. The first floor’s enormous great room, adjacent to a private landscaped garden, flows into the chef’s kitchen with a marble island, built-in banquette, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and is rounded off by a bedroom with a walk-in closet and en-suite bath. See floor plan and full details here.

285 Lafayette Street, #2B
$10,500,000

NoLiTa/Little Italy | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 4,060 ft²

285 Lafayette Street, #2B (Compass)

From the Listing: Presenting Residence 2B at 285 Lafayette Street, a corner four-bedroom loft at the prime intersection of SoHo and NoLiTa. The building's history is evident in Residence 2B: original cast iron columns and wood beams punctuate the soaring 12' ceilings, creating an impressive volume of space. A true loft, the open kitchen, dining, and living areas offer many possible configurations; the four bedrooms are spacious yet each tucked away privately. See floor plan and full details here.

115 South Street, #TH
$14,950,000

Financial District | Townhouse | 6+ Bedrooms, 6+ Baths | 13,119 ft²

115 South Street, #TH (Compass)

From the Listing: A special opportunity to create an iconic private residence atop an operating retail business, own an existing income-producing mixed use asset, or build a grand single family mansion - in the heart of one of the city’s most rapidly evolving destinations. 115 South Street’s history as a ship house circa 1840 is present throughout the building’s existing fabric, with exposed timber columns and beams as well as exposed brick walls and skylights creating irreplaceable moments. See floor plan and full details here.

16 Minetta Lane, #TH
$20,065,000

Greenwich Village | Townhouse | 4 Bedrooms, Unknown Baths | 4,200 ft²

16 Minetta Lane, #TH (Sothebys International Realty)

From the Listing: Created as an homage to the trees that once lined the Minetta Brook, which flowed beneath this house, architect Adam Kushner has created a one-of-a-kind home filled with whimsy and purpose. The property is filled with visual interest everywhere your eyes rest and the distinct feeling of being in touch with one's pre-technological desires. See floor plan and full details here.

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Frame 122, 122 Waverly Avenue, Clinton Hill
Developed by Frame Home | Design by Brent Buck Architects
5 stories | 15 units
No public availabilities

329 Vanderbilt Avenue, Clinton Hill
Design by Aaron Schiller
2 stories | 1 unit
Not currently available

Timber House, 670 Union Street, Park Slope
Developed by The Brooklyn Home Company | Design by Mesh Architectures
6 stories | 14 units
No current availabilities

Umbrella Factory, 710 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg
Developed by SL Development | Design by Rawlings Architects
7 stories | 69 units
1 availability for $1.7M

Umbrella Factory, #5H
$1,700,000

360 Wythe Avenue, Williamsburg
Developed and designed by Flank Architecture & Development
5 stories | 28 units
1 availability for $6,975/month

Select which properties are of interest to you:

360 Wythe Avenue, #417
$6,975 (+3.3%)

Frame 283, 283 Greene Avenue, Clinton Hill
Developed by Frame Home | Design by LoadingDock5
5 stories | 10 units
No current availabilities

Mason Fisk, #1D
$4,000

Printhouse Lofts, #1G
$4,650

22 Wooster Street, #PHN
$49,000

236 East 6th Street, #1EB
$1,808,000

172 North 10th Street, #2D
$1,850,000

66 Washington Avenue, #3
$1,925,000

66 Washington Avenue, #2
$1,995,000

168 Plymouth, #5F
$2,175,000 (-5.4%)

16 Greene Street, #2N
$2,700,000

160 Avenue of the Americas, #5FL
$2,750,000 (-8.3%)

31 Washington Street, #11
$3,950,000 (-8.1%)

113 Prince Street, #6E
$4,200,000

84 Mercer Street, #4
$4,200,000

115 Milton Street, #TH
$4,990,000

Gramercy Park Habitat, #2L
$4,995,000

362 West Broadway, #2B
$4,995,000

The Roebling Building, #1N
$5,700,000 (-18.6%)

93 Wyckoff Street, #TH
$6,750,000

16 Jay Street, #1
$7,695,000 (-3.8%)

104 Wooster Street, #4S
$8,900,000

87 Leonard, #MaisB
$9,500,000

285 Lafayette Street, #2B
$10,500,000

115 South Street, #TH
$14,950,000

16 Minetta Lane, #TH
$20,065,000

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Frame 122, 122 Waverly Avenue, Clinton Hill Developed by Frame Home | Design by Brent Buck Architects 5 stories | 15 units No public availabilities

329 Vanderbilt Avenue, Clinton Hill Design by Aaron Schiller 2 stories | 1 unit Not currently available

Timber House, 670 Union Street, Park Slope Developed by The Brooklyn Home Company | Design by Mesh Architectures 6 stories | 14 units No current availabilities

Umbrella Factory, 710 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg Developed by SL Development | Design by Rawlings Architects 7 stories | 69 units 1 availability for $1.7M

360 Wythe Avenue, Williamsburg Developed and designed by Flank Architecture & Development 5 stories | 28 units 1 availability for $6,975/month

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Frame 283, 283 Greene Avenue, Clinton Hill Developed by Frame Home | Design by LoadingDock5 5 stories | 10 units No current availabilities

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Frame 122, 122 Waverly Avenue, Clinton Hill
Developed by Frame Home | Design by Brent Buck Architects
5 stories | 15 units
No public availabilities

329 Vanderbilt Avenue, Clinton Hill
Design by Aaron Schiller
2 stories | 1 unit
Not currently available

Timber House, 670 Union Street, Park Slope
Developed by The Brooklyn Home Company | Design by Mesh Architectures
6 stories | 14 units
No current availabilities

Umbrella Factory, 710 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg
Developed by SL Development | Design by Rawlings Architects
7 stories | 69 units
1 availability for $1.7M

360 Wythe Avenue, Williamsburg
Developed and designed by Flank Architecture & Development
5 stories | 28 units
1 availability for $6,975/month

Frame 283, 283 Greene Avenue, Clinton Hill
Developed by Frame Home | Design by LoadingDock5
5 stories | 10 units
No current availabilities