Here Comes Myrtle Point: Ridgewood’s New Tower To Be Its Tallest

'They can no longer keep up with the rent. You’ve seen Myrtle Avenue, it’s all empty, it’s all for rent.'

Here Comes Myrtle Point: Ridgewood’s New Tower To Be Its Tallest
A 17-story building is set to be built on the border of Ridgewood and Bushwick next to the Myrtle/Wyckoff station. The building, which will be the tallest in Ridgewood and sit on almost an entire acre of land, is yet another soaring apartment complex rising out of the Ridgewood and Bushwick area.

Last week, Madison Realty Company announced it was investing $106 million into the newly-rebranded Myrtle Point project (previously known as “Ridgewood Tower”) and which remains spearheaded by developers Arch Companies and AB Capstone. The upper 13 floors will include 133 residential units, and the first four floors will be leased to “two big box credit retailers.”

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