A new 11-story residential development is planned for 4th Avenue between Douglass and Degraw Streets in Park Slope, according to a plan exam application first spotted by BuzzBuzzHome. The 18-unit building at 153 4th Avenue will have 15,414 square feet of residential space and 1,953 of community space. It will also have private storage, bike storage and a roof deck. The developer, Degraw Street Realty Corp., bought the land for $1,030,000 in 2008. S3 Architecture will design the building. The property currently houses a three-story building with a doctor’s office on the ground floor and three apartments above. GMAP


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  1. Gross. Is this legal? Is there anyway to stop it? As commented 4’th Avenue is not the most scenic street, but Brownstone Brooklyn is being turned destroyed by these hideous new buildings.

  2. I think y’all should read the DOB paperwork. You will realize that the development site includes 155 4th Avenue which makes the footprint 40X100. Both lots are owned by the same people.

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