Council approves 570 Fulton St. high-rise despite local objections
Apartments and offices planned for Downtown Brooklyn development
A proposed 40-story high-rise in Downtown Brooklyn is a step closer to reality after the City Council greenlighted the project Wednesday, despite objections from the local community board.
Lawmakers voted on March 13 to approve zoning measures to allow Slate Property Group to build at 570 Fulton St. The design calls for about 12,000 square feet of retail space on the building’s ground and second floors, almost 90,000 square feet of office space on floors three through 16, mechanical space for functional equipment on floor 17 and 139 rental apartments on floors 18 through 40, the developer’s environmental assessment statement says.
Thirty percent of the apartments would be affordable-housing units.