City plans large office building at Broadway Junction
Will spur economic activity in long-neglected area
On Wednesday, Mayor Eric Adams kicked off his CARE (City Agencies Revitalizing the Economy) initiative by breaking ground on what will be the largest-ever commercial building in the Broadway Junction area of East New York.
The CARE strategy leverages long-term commercial leases from city agencies — in this case, the Department of Social Services’ Human Resources Administration (HRA) — to bring jobs closer to communities and catalyze new commercial development outside of traditional central business districts.
The new building at 2440 Fulton St., developed by the Leser Group and designed by Marvel Architects, will bring best-in-class commercial space that will host more than 1,100 employees of HRA, along with private-market tenants.