Downtown Brooklyn's City Tower Ups the Ante in Amenities

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City Tower: Designed by COOKFOX, the 48-story market-rate rental property offers 440 well-appointed studio, one- and two-bedroom residences beginning on the 20th floor.

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As new inventory comes onto the market in Downtown Brooklyn, developers are racing to compete for the attention of tenants by creating amenities that distinguish their properties from others in the area.

The 48-story City Tower, located at 10 City Point, has some inventive offerings that provide renters with a rarified experience. These include two landscaped terraces, jewel-box basketball court, resident lounge, conference room and access to an extraordinary food court.

After a long day or over a long weekend, residents relaxing on the landscaped terrace on the 43rd floor look out over New York Harbor and the Manhattan skyline. The lounge and outdoor deck on the 18th floor offer seating, barbecue stations, a planted lawn, and shade trellis for quiet time or hosting a party.

Also on the 18th floor is the business center, with a conference table, flat screen TV, Wi-Fi and an attached kitchenette for catering business functions.

For a workout with a view, City Tower provides a 3,000-square-foot gym and a full-height, glassed-in basketball court, where neighbors mingle through pickup games 200 feet above the street.

And forget about lugging groceries through the streets: Residents experience a new level of convenience since City Tower sits atop what will be the largest food, shopping and entertainment center in Downtown Brooklyn, with forthcoming retail options like Century 21 Department Stores and City Target.

Steps away from 12 different subway lines, City Tower is just minutes to the BAM Cultural District, Atlantic Terminal, Atlantic Avenue’s antique shops, and Willoughby Square Park.

Around the world, the Brooklyn brand has come to be associated with quality cuisine. So, appropriately enough, the DeKalb Market Hall, a soon-to-open 26,000-square-foot home to more than 50 rising-star restaurateurs serving up local and international dishes, will be right in the building. Add to that Trader Joe’s and the 126-year-old Katz’s Deli, and it is truly a foodie Shangri-la.

And also there will be the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. Yes, Virginia, there will be a movie theater in the building that serves beer.

Studios start at $2,500 a month. Get in touch with the City Tower Leasing Office today.