As waterfront developments flourish, 1 Bklyn Bridge Park needs new retail
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It’s game on at One Brooklyn Bridge Park.
The developer of the luxury condo conversion at the south end of the ever-more glamorous waterfront park has hired a new leasing agent for a fresh campaign to find tenants for 68,000 square feet of vacant retail space in the nearly empty base of the building.
CPEX Real Estate Services has the exclusive assignment to market the space at 360 Furman St., the 14-story former Jehovah’s Witnesses book plant at the foot of Joralemon Street that developer Robert A. Levine bought for $205 million in 2004 and turned into 438 condos.