Real Estate

This Giant Ridgewood Warehouse May Soon Become Apartments

The 216,400-square-foot building will be converted into residential units.

By Magdalena Waz

Jan. 31, 2017 · 1 min read

Real Estate

This Giant Ridgewood Warehouse May Soon Become Apartments

The 216,400-square-foot building will be converted into residential units.

Magdalena Waz January 31, 2017Jan 31, 2017 · 1 min read

Huge warehouse conversions are nothing new in post-industrial Bushwick and Ridgewood, so it comes as no surprise that yet another huge space may very well become available as of 2020.

As The Real Deal and New York YIMBY report, the owners of the building at 56-10 Decatur St., AB & Sons, are…

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