Properties

TOTAL SF: 3,600 SF

GROUND: 1,800 SF

LOWER LEVEL: 1,800 SF

FRONTAGE:

22'

UNPARALLELED LOCATION

Along Atlantic Avenue’s busy retail corridor, 535 Atlantic Ave. is anchored in the heart of Brooklyn’s up-and-coming Boerum Hill neighborhood. Located mere steps from the Barclay’s Center and adjacent to the Atlantic Yards Project, this property is a compelling choice for your next location.

HIGHEST PERFORMANCE RETAIL

535 Atlantic Avenue already boasts some of Boreum Hills’ trendiest tenants including Nunu Chocolates, Linger Café, Stubhub, Midtown Florist, Aveda Salon, and Mob Restaurant. This trending shopping district also contains many hip retailers including Brooklyn Industries, Trader Joe’s, and Barney’s CO-OP, and more, and tenants of the nearby Atlantic Avenue include retail giants Target, Daffy’s, Victoria’s Secret, Men’s Warehouse, The Children’s Place, DSW, Old Navy, and Office Max. Other notable neighbors surrounding 535 Atlantic Avenue consist of Jolie French Bistro, Blue Marble Ice Cream, Blue Ribbon General Store, Stan’s Place, Dig, Acorn (a Brooklyn toy shop), and A Brooklyn Table.   

DYNAMIC LAYOUT

535 Atlantic Avene offers 3,600 SF as part of a complex of the nine shops compromising 525-541 Atlantic Avenue. These buildings total 32,000sf of retail space and each building contains two dynamic levels. The buildings are recently renovated 19th century brick buildings featuring refurbished storefronts, interiors with exposed brick, 15ft ceilings, and a landscaped garden.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION HUB

535 Atlantic Avenue is conveniently located one block away from the bustling Atlantic Terminal with 12 subway lines, and mere steps from the Long Island Railroad, making the property visible to potentially 123,000 commuters daily.

DENSELY POPULATED

With 200,000 new residential units including One Hanson, Forte, Oro, Toren, 80 DeKalb, Be @ Schermerhorn, and The Brooklyner, 535 Atlantic Avenue will garner attention from the growing Brooklyn population. In addition to the overwhelming amount of residents moving into Brooklyn, over 2,000 hotel rooms were built within a half mile of the property  bringing tourists to the already heavily trafficked area.