550 Vanderbilt Teams Up With Neighborhood Businesses to Bring Benefits to Residents

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Thursday, Apr 6, 2017 By Sandra Herrera

Over in Brooklyn, the new 550 Vanderbilt luxury condominium has just announced the launch of its Neighborhood Partners Program, a collaboration with leading local businesses in the Prospect Heights neighborhood. Through the program, residents will have access to exclusive opportunities with the celebrated James Beard-nominated restaurant, Olmsted, and acclaimed wine shop, Vanderbilt Wine Merchants. Through the program, developers Greenland Forest City Partners aim to showcase what the area has to offer as well make residents' everyday lives a bit easier.

Some current offerings of the program include one-on-one gardening with the farm-to-table restaurant on the building's 8th-floor terrace and the ability to text Vanderbilt Wine Merchants staff in real time for recommendations. The wine and spirits partner will additionally offer wine pairing consultations, delivery services, and a "first look" at special and rare wines as they become available. More features will be added to the program as residents move in.

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550 Vanderbilt is Pacific Park's first luxury condominium and features over 10,000 square feet of amenities and 278 units throughout its 17 floors. The building's exterior and interiors were designed by COOKFOX Architects. Prices start at $1.045M for a one-bedroom and $2.15M for a two-bedroom residence.

The 22-acre Pacific Park Brooklyn project will bring 14 new residential buildings, one million square feet of commercial space, 250,000 square feet of new retail stores and restaurants, and eight landscaped acres of public space. Included in the megaproject is the 32-story rental tower at 461 Dean Street, located right next door from the Barclays Center. The neighborhood is perhaps the most accessible in NYC with twelve subway lines, sixteen bus lines, and the LIRR.