Brooklyn Bridge Park Quay Tower Condos Launches Sales At $1.9M

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NY — The first of two towers set to take over Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 6, which residents unsuccessfully sued to stop, launched sales last week with condos starting at $1.9 million, developers announced.

Quay Tower, a 28-story building expected to finish construction next summer, will have 126 two- to five-bedroom condos available with prices climbing to $7.5 million for a 3,701-square-foot five-bedroom home, according to the sales website.

Prices start at $2.8 million for three-bedroom condos and $4.2 for a four-bedroom home with a private elevator entrance, the website shows. Apartments will have white oak cabinets, quartzite countertops and "overside master bathrooms" with marble, developers previously said.

Developers RAL Companies and Oliver's Realty Group first released renderings of the inside, designed by Marmol Radziner, in April and the tower topped out at the end of that month. Crews are currently installing the facade of the building.

Quay Tower is the largest of two developments set to be built on the pier, with a smaller 15-story building planned to include affordable apartments and market-rate rentals.

RAL Companies and Oliver's Realty Group were tapped by the non-profit that runs the Brooklyn Bridge Park to build the condos in 2015 and approved the plans in 2016, the Brooklyn Paper reported.

However, residents felt the towers violated an agreement by park operators to only allow the minimum private development needed to fund maintenance and the Brooklyn Heights Association sued to stop the construction in 2016, according to the paper.

A judge dismissed the lawsuit in February ruling that the Brooklyn Bridge Park was allowed to plan for their future financial needs when bringing in new development.

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