Brooklyn Bridge Proposes 4,000‑Unit Tower in Manhattan Financial District
Brooklyn Bridge has proposed a skyscraper at 100 Gold Street offering nearly 4,000 apartments, including roughly 1,000 affordable units, and the plan is open for public comment as the city reviews it.
GMNA New York
Developer Brooklyn Bridge has submitted a plan for a skyscraper at 100 Gold Street in Manhattan’s Financial District. The proposal seeks to create nearly 4,000 apartments, with about 1,000 of them designated as permanently affordable units, and it is open for public comment.
The city is reviewing the project as part of its effort to increase housing supply in the Financial District.