60 Water's minimalist design delivers maximum impact to the DUMBO skyline and offers light-filled residences with incredible views of Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge, and beyond.

Originally part of Robert Gair's "Gairville" over a century ago, 25 Washington, along with its sister building 30 Washington, frames that iconic view of the Manhattan Bridge. The building has over 100 generous loft layouts, some with private rooftop terraces, and all complete with custom kitchens, stone countertops, and exposed wood beams.

Once an integral part of DUMBO’s proud manufacturing past, 30 Washington, located on a charming cobblestone street, now holds close to one hundred units, some with private outdoor terraces, all with luxurious, modern amenities, including a rooftop deck designed by James Corner Field Operations of High Line fame. Together with 25 Washington, the building frames the iconic view of the Manhattan Bridge flooding social media on a daily basis.

Located on the popular cobblestone street in the heart of DUMBO, 65 Washington boasts 12 stories of studio, 1, 2, and 3-bedroom residences complete with conveniences such as an elevator, gym, bike room, and private terraces.

81 Washington, located on DUMBO's most popular cobblestone street, is a 5-story warehouse transformed into loft-style residences, featuring original wood beams, high ceilings, and oversized windows, all paying homage to the rich history of the building and the neighborhood.

66 Water is the best of loft-living, located in one of DUMBO's first industrial buildings. Situated on a quaint cobblestone street on top of an outpost of the renowned chocolatier Jacques Torres, the building is across the street from the popular Empire Stores and St. Ann's Warehouse, and within steps of the waterfront, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and Jane's Carousel.

Steps from DUMBO's waterfront on a quaint cobblestone street, 85 Water is a 3-floor brownstone above the neighborhood's beloved Almondine Bakery. Nestled between the vibrant Empire Stores' shopping scene and Brooklyn Bridge Park, 85 Water offers a mix of city life and quiet intimacy. Enjoy local restaurants like Cecconi’s, Sugarcane Raw Bar and Grill, and Vinegar Hill House Cafe within minutes of leaving your front door.

164 Atlantic is an artifact from NYC's nautical past during the turn of the 20th century. Sail lofts, which once accommodated enormous boat masts, have been turned into spacious homes for select Brooklynites who continue to live a legacy of style and substance. Thanks to modern restoration, each space features wood beams and cast-iron columns, making every home a piece of history.

In Brooklyn’s historic district, 200 Atlantic, better known as "Cobble Hill Mews", is about clean and classic urban appeal. Residences feature high performance kitchens and baths, hardwood floors, and open layouts. Some have private rooftop terraces with skyline views of Lower Manhattan, while others enjoy shared recreation space.

138 Court is a classic 3-story brownstone perched in the laid-back neighborhood of Cobble Hill. Families and young professionals alike choose this location for a small-town vibe with city conveniences.