Fortis pays $91 Million for former Watchtower parking lot
30 Front St. Photo via Google Maps
Fortis Property Group has closed on its purchase of 30 Front St., previously used as a parking lot, from the Jehovah’s Witnesses for $91 million.
This was the last remaining property at the Witnesses’ former Brooklyn headquarters, according to The Real Deal.
Fortis plans to build a 26-story apartment building on the site with 74 units. It will include 178,000 of residential space and 72,000 of community space, The Real Deal reported.
Fortis is also planning a mixed-use project at 350 Hicks St. in Cobble Hill, part of the former Long Island College Hospital campus.
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Watchtower needs the money to pay for the following $4M Judgement awarded to abuse survivor: https://www.law.com/therecorder/2018/12/10/court-upholds-abuse-survivors-4m-judgement-against-jehovahs-witness-umbrella-organization/?cmp=share_twitter
Here is the latest result of their crazy child abuse policies. https://missoulian.com/news/state-and-regional/montana-jury-awards-m-in-sex-abuse-lawsuit-against-jehovah/article_1bcabb7c-7381-574b-a2ba-e011cc0250a6.html
The photo is not 30 Front Street—it’s the view looking west from it.
Here’s my photo of the lot in question, taken from 140 Cadman Plaza West:
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