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More Office Space Coming to East Williamsburg With Paper Mill Conversion

A former Paper Mill will become office space.

By Briana Seftel

Jan. 11, 2016 · 1 min read

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More Office Space Coming to East Williamsburg With Paper Mill Conversion

A former Paper Mill will become office space.

Briana Seftel January 11, 2016Jan 11, 2016 · 1 min read

Maybe Mike Judge should consider doing a remake of “Office Space” in Bushwick, because yet another conversion of an empty warehouse into office space is coming to the Morgan L, this time at 456 Johnson Ave. The building formerly housed a paper mill built in 1931.

“This product is desperately needed,” broker Chris Havens told The Real Deal . “It’s really hard to find office space off the L train.” He noted that…

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