68 Cooper Street
Features & amenities
Location
Exclusive Opportunity in Northern Manhattan
• BKREA is proud to be exclusively retained for the sale of 68 Cooper Street (“The Property”), a prime mixed-use development site in the vibrant Inwood neighborhood of Northern Manhattan.
Location & Accessibility
• Address: North side of Cooper Street, between West 204th and West 207th Streets.
• Lot Frontage: 50 feet on a vacant parcel, offering ample space for flexible planning and design.
• Transportation: Just one block from the "A" train at Broadway and West 207th Street, providing seamless access to Midtown and Lower Manhattan.
Neighborhood Highlights
• Proximity to cultural and recreational landmarks, including The Cloisters, Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, Inwood Hill Park, Isham Park, Fort Tryon Park, and Columbia University’s Baker Athletics Complex.
• Vibrant dining scene with popular spots such as Bocaditos Bistro, Garden Café, Beans and Vines, and Seawalk.
Development Potential
• Lot Size: 5,000 square feet.
• Zoning: R7A with a residential FAR of 4.00 and UAP FAR of 5.01.
As-of-Right ZFA:
• 20,000 square feet for residential use.
• 25,050 square feet for Universal Affordability Preference (UAP).
Market Appeal
• Residential Rents: Exceeding $50 per square foot in the area.
• Condo Sales: Surpassing $1,000 per square foot.
• This property presents an exceptional opportunity for developers to capitalize on the increasing demand for housing in Manhattan’s dynamic Inwood neighborhood.
- Significant Frontage - The site offers potential developers 50’ of frontage along the north side of Cooper Street.
- Boutique Development - The Site will be delivered with a total of 20,000 buildable square feet ideal for a multitude of development schemes and 25,050 UAP.
- Convenient Accessibility - Access to public transportation, with the "A" subway line just one block away at Broadway and West 207th Street.
- Vacant Possession - The parcel is vacant with no structure .
- Inwood Location - Future development will capitalize on nearby attractions and the growing demographics of the surrounding neighborhood.