When the first renderings were revealed for Eagle + West in spring 2020, which was originally known as Greenpoint Landing Site D, the majority of attention was paid to the shape of the two-towered development, which designer OMA Architects promised would be “a gateway to the neighborhood beyond and a unique impact on the Brooklyn skyline.” Most recently, leasing has launched on the apartments inside, offering modern interiors, luxuriously crafted amenities, and an address and views that embrace the waterfront locale.
Current availabilities start at $3,905/month for studios, $5,325/month for one-bedrooms, and $7,080/month for two-bedrooms. CityRealty listings show that these prices are quite a bit higher than the Greenpoint median rents of $4,938/month for one-bedrooms and $5,500/month for two-bedrooms, but it should be noted that Eagle + West is one of the more luxurious and modern buildings to take shape in the neighborhood in recent years. CityRealty listings also show only 19 publicly listed availabilities in the neighborhood, reflecting its uptick in popularity.
Affordable lottery criteria (Housing Connect)
In addition to the market-rate apartments, a housing lottery is underway for 224 affordable units. Individuals and households earning $51,840-$206,875 have until September 12, 2022 to apply for apartments ranging from $1,437/month studios to $3,397/month two-bedrooms. New Yorkers all over the city are welcome to apply, but there is a preference for residents of Brooklyn Community Board 1. Full details and the application may be found here.
Located at 1 Eagle Street at the foot of West Street (hence its name), the complementary pair of towers has been described as “a ziggurat and its inverse,” and are angled to make the most of waterfront views and natural light. The buildings are clad in precast concrete panels, oversized windows, and angled planes.
Rendering of Eagle + West (OMA Architects)
Construction progress late 2021 via OMA Architects
One tower at Eagle + West embraces a warm, earthy aesthetic; the other takes a more dramatic approach to interior design with rich hues and dark metals; and all apartments offer open-concept layouts with optimized views. Interior features include:
- Oversized windows
- Wide plank white oak floors
- Decorative open shelving
- Kitchens with custom cabinetry, monolithic backsplashes, and stainless steel and paneled appliances, including dishwasher and microwave
- Baths with floor-to-ceiling tiled walls, wall-to-wall custom medicine cabinets, built-in shelving, and soft infused lighting
- State-of-the-art heating and cooling systems
- In-unit stacked washer and dryer
Studio apartment
Living room
Kitchen
Bedroom
Bath
The amenities are designed by Marmol Radziner, whose interior credits include the record-breaking Quay Tower in Brooklyn Heights. Amenities at Eagle + West will include:
- An attended lobby
- A coworking center
- A fully equipped game room
- A massive lounge with fireplace and terrace access
- A dining room and catering kitchen
- A workshop
- A state-of-the-art gym with skyline views
- An indoor lap pool
- A children’s playroom with terrace access
- A rooftop terrace with outdoor pool, bocce court, BBQ grills, lounge and bar seating, and skyline views
Lobby lounge
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness Center
Eagle + West sits along Greenpoint Landing’s waterfront esplanade and directly adjacent to one acre of public space designed by James Corner Field Operations, whose portfolio includes the High Line, Pier 17, and Domino Park. Highlights are set to include a picnic area, a garden walk, and an expansive public lawn. Upon completion, developers Brookfield Properties and Park Tower Development will donate the land back to the city to operate as a public park in perpetuity.
Aside from the offerings of Greenpoint Landing, Eagle + West is a short walk from the culinary and nightlife options of Franklin Street and Manhattan Avenue - including, but not limited to, Le Fanfare, Friducha, The Springs, and Saint Vitus Bar. Transportation options include the Greenpoint Avenue G train and the Greenpoint ferry stop, which is projected to reopen for service in August 2022.
Greenpoint Landing esplanade rendering via Field Condition
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