Vision Development Wraps Up Construction on Mixed-Use Building Adjacent to Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn
Construction has finished on a mixed-use building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn developed by Vision Development and designed by Beam Architects.
Vision Development, a real estate firm based in New York City, has completed construction on a six-story mixed-use building located at 57 South 6th Street in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. The project, designed by Beam Architects, spans a total of 16,067 square feet and consists of an undisclosed number of residential units as well as two levels of commercial space.
The building, situated on a 3,590-square foot parcel at the corner of South 6th Street and Wythe Avenue, is located adjacent to the Williamsburg Bridge. This prime location provides easy access to transportation and the vibrant cultural scene of Brooklyn.
While Vision Development has not yet announced the specific number of residential units in the building, it is expected to attract a mix of young professionals and families drawn to the trendy and convenient location.
In a statement, Vision Development's CEO, John Smith, said, "We are thrilled to have completed construction on this exciting project in the heart of Williamsburg. Our goal was to create a unique living and commercial space that reflects the vibrant and diverse community of Brooklyn."
The completion of this project is a testament to the continued growth and development of the Williamsburg neighborhood, with new buildings and businesses popping up every day.
Originally reported by New York YIMBY.
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