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5 South 5th Street
5 South 5th Street
5 South 5th Street
5 South 5th Street
5 South 5th Street
Last updated on Jul 22, 2026

One Domino Square,
5 South 5th Street

One Domino Square, built on the former Domino Sugar Refinery site, offers spectacular views and features shimmering facades that reflect natural light. The development boasts luxurious units with high-end finishes and amenities, including a health club, indoor pool, and landscaped roof garden, while being conveniently located near popular Williamsburg attractions. Currently, 2 apartments are for rent.

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Overview of One Domino Square at 5 South 5th Street

One Domino Square rose on the parcel of the former Domino Sugar Refinery closest to the Williamsburg Bridge, which makes for spectacular bridge, river, and Manhattan skyline views. The two towers of the development rest on a seven-story podium, and it is distinguished in the local skyline by its shimmering, porcelain-like façade that reflects the natural light.

All units feature sophisticated finishes, LED track lighting, Bosch kitchen appliances and washer/dryer, high-end bathroom fixtures, and smart technology like keyless entry and Ecobee thermostats. A 45,000-square-foot amenity package includes a state-of-the-art health club, indoor lap pool, media room, game lounge, chef’s kitchen, children’s playroom, pet spa, and landscaped roof garden.

One Domino Square is one block from Domino Park and close to popular Williamsburg restaurants, cafes, retail, and nightlife. The South Williamsburg ferry is six blocks away.

Doorman
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Year Built
2024
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52
Pets: Allowed
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Amenities

  • Attended Lobby
  • FT Doorman
  • High-Rise
  • Fitness Center
  • Bike Room
  • Porte-Cochère / Driveway
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Managed by Two Trees Management

Two Trees Management, founded by David Walentas in 1968, is a family-owned Brooklyn real estate firm that develops and manages rental apartment properties. Its portfolio includes over 4,000 apartments across New York City. These rentals include modern high-rise towers and converted factory buildings in neighborhoods such as DUMBO, Williamsburg and Fort Greene in Brooklyn, as well as Manhattan districts like Flatiron and Hell’s Kitchen. Many Two Trees buildings offer full-service living with features such as 24-hour doormen, fitness centers, bike storage and landscaped rooftop terraces, providing tenants with contemporary comforts and a strong sense of community.

In addition to residential rentals, Two Trees undertakes mixed-use developments and hospitality projects. One prominent example is One Domino Square at 5 South 5th Street in Williamsburg, a new waterfront rental tower designed by architect Annabelle Selldorf that offers sweeping East River and Manhattan skyline views. The building features extensive shared amenities across multiple floors, including fitness areas, lounges and outdoor terraces, reflecting Two Trees’ emphasis on community space. Elsewhere, the company has converted industrial sites into parks and cultural venues, and added hotels and retail spaces to its portfolio. This holistic approach embodies Two Trees’ philosophy of creating vibrant, mixed-use neighborhoods, so that renters can live in modern residences within lively, convenience-rich communities.

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