659 Barbey Street
Vacant 0.046-acre development lot in East New York, Brooklyn, offered at $525,000. The 20-foot-wide site accommodates approximately 3,000 buildable square feet and can support a four-story apartment building with two or one unit per floor, subject to zoning and approvals. R5 zoning permits mixed-use development with commercial on the first and second floors and residential apartments above, or an entirely residential project to serve local demand.
Located on a quiet residential block just off Livonia Avenue, the property sits one block from the 3 train at Livonia Avenue and Warwick Street. The surrounding area features new development alongside predominantly privately owned two- and three-family homes, providing convenient public transportation access and a residential neighborhood setting.
- One block from 3 train (Livonia Avenue station)
- Approximately 3,000 SF buildable; supports four-story development
- Mixed-use or all-residential zoning flexibility
- Quiet residential block with new development nearby
- East New York residential market demand
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This 0.046-acre, 20-foot-wide vacant lot offers approximately 3,000 buildable square feet and presents a development opportunity in East New York. The site may accommodate a four-story apartment building configured with either two units per floor or one unit per floor, subject to applicable zoning requirements and approvals. Zoning permits commercial uses on the first and second floors with residential apartments above, or an entirely residential development. Potential projects include condominium or rental apartments to serve demand in the East New York residential market. Situated on a quiet residential block just off Livonia Avenue, the property is one block from the 3 train at Livonia Avenue and Warwick Street. The surrounding neighborhood features new development alongside predominantly privately owned two- and three-family homes, offering a residential setting with convenient public transportation access.
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