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Boston and Dallas Developers Will Turn a Bushwick Warehouse Into “Creative Offices”

The 1927 warehouse at 455 Jefferson Street near Montana's Trail House and Nooklyn is about to experience a major reincarnation into a "creative office building to serve the growing technology, advertising, media and information technology tenancy

Boston and Dallas Developers Will Turn a Bushwick Warehouse Into “Creative Offices”

Boston and Dallas Developers Will Turn a Bushwick Warehouse Into “Creative Offices”

The 1927 warehouse at 455 Jefferson Street near Montana's Trail House and Nooklyn is about to experience a major reincarnation into a "creative office building to serve the growing technology, advertising, media and information technology tenancy

Boston and Dallas Developers Will Turn a Bushwick Warehouse Into “Creative Offices”
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455 Jefferson Street today (via Google Images)
455 Jefferson Street today (via Google Images)

The 1927 warehouse at 455 Jefferson Street near Montana’s Trail House and Nooklyn is about to experience a major reincarnation into a “creative office building to serve the growing technology, advertising, media and information technology tenancy.”

Dallas and Boston-based development firms, Lincoln Property and Alcion Ventures have recently closed on the six-story, 125,000 square foot building, which was originally the headquarters for Ehlers Coffee and most recently an office furniture warehouse.

The developers dubbed the building “The Jefferson,” which kinda makes us sigh of boredom a little. Naming buildings “The Name of the Street” or “The Something” has been way too popular lately (just think of The BogArt, The Common, The Bedford, etc). Is “The Name of Street” for building, what “Something.ly” was for startups just a couple of short months ago?

Anyhow, The Jefferson is determined to serve growing tech and startup industry in New York. “Bushwick […] is a vibrant area filled with new bars, restaurants, cafes, live music venues and…

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