Quinlan Development Group, a privately held full-service real estate investment and development firm based in New York City, and GTIS Partners, a global real estate investment firm focused on residential and industrial/logistics investments, today celebrated the grand opening and commencement of move-ins at Longview, a 17-story, 197-unit, mixed-use residential development located at 380 4th Avenue at the intersection of Park Slope and Gowanus in Brooklyn, New York.
“With Longview now complete, we’re proud to bring an exceptional new living experience to one of Brooklyn’s most exciting and sought-after neighborhoods.” said Tim Quinlan, Principal of Quinlan Development Group in a statement. “Sitting right at the crossroads of Park Slope and Gowanus, this project offers a refined lifestyle with thoughtful design, high-end finishes, and a full range of amenities built for the way people live today. We’re really looking forward to welcoming new residents to their new homes.”
“The start of move-ins marks a key development milestone in our journey at Longview,” said Peter Ciganik, Partner and Head Capital Markets of GTIS. “Brooklyn, and New York City as a whole, is in urgent need of additional affordable housing, and it is particularly rewarding for GTIS and our investor partners to help mitigate the housing crisis in our home-town.”
The project is being developed with capital from GTIS Opportunity Zone Fund I, a tax-advantaged fund targeting residential and industrial projects in undercapitalized areas targeted for economic development, housing and job creation.
Situated at the crossroads of Park Slope and Gowanus, Longview features 197 homes, with a total of 142 one-bedrooms, a selection of them featuring a home office, as well as 55 two-bedroom residences. Fifty of the building’s units are designated as affordable. In addition, the building encompasses 14,000 square feet of retail space for neighborhood-centric businesses.
Longview’s residences offer spacious, open-concept layouts with thoughtfully designed unit finishes including oversized custom windows with complimentary roller shades, white marble quartz countertops and backsplashes, soft close white upper and modern oak lower cabinetry, Beko & Bloomberg stainless steel kitchen appliances, custom millwork, Spanish oak bathroom vanities, and grey ceramic tiled floors. Additionally, select residences will offer private patios, balconies and rooftop terraces with views of New York Harbor, lower Manhattan and the Downtown Brooklyn Skyline.
In addition to the building’s residential component, Longview delivers a robust offering of curated indoor and outdoor amenities totaling 30,000 square feet. Featured indoor amenities include a 15th floor sunset lounge with a media room, a private dining room, and co-working spaces with an outdoor terrace. Also included is a state-of-the-art fitness center with a yoga studio, a speakeasy-inspired game and billiard lounge, children’s playroom, private WFH office pods and workout rooms, and a golf simulation room. Additionally, attended lobby concierge, a 24-hour package room, indoor on-site parking garage with electric charging capabilities, and bicycle storage will be available to all residents.
Outdoor amenity spaces include a 3,600-square-foot rooftop with unobstructed panoramic views of Brooklyn and Downtown Manhattan with barbeques and shaded dining areas, a wet bar, a dog run, and an open lawn with sun loungers for quiet meditation. Additional amenities include a 1,600-square-foot landscaped terrace with dining and private party space, lounge seating accompanied by gas firepits, a 550-square-foot outdoor terrace gym, and a dog run.
Located just blocks away from Prospect Park, Longview offers sweeping views of Manhattan’s skyline and provides ease of access to the greater New York City region via various methods of transportation, including the F, G and R subway lines, proximity to premier dining and nightlife offerings, shopping along the 5th Avenue and 7th Avenue corridors, and nearby Whole Foods.
Corcoran New Development is leading the project’s residential leasing efforts at the property.
