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550 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11238

550 Vanderbilt is part of Pacific Park Brooklyn, the eagerly expected Frank Gehry designed 22-acre project in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. With 350,000 square feet dedicated to park space, children’s play areas, open lawns, basketball courts, dog runs, 550 Vanderbilt offers living experience unlike any other in New York City. Developed by Forest City Ratner Companies and Greenland USA, 550 Vanderbilt, rated Silver LEED, is poised to redefine luxury living. 550 Vanderbilt is 278 spread across 17 stories. Built in 2017.

Building Highlights

Year Built: 2017

Rise: High

Trains:

Number of Floors:17

Number of Units:278

Type: Condominium

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Building Amenities

9 Unit Currently for Sale in 550 Vanderbilt Avenue

Unit	Property ID	Type	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Price
721	MX99669111	Condominium	0	1	$698,000
408	MX99723110	Condominium	2	2	$1,750,000
PHE	MX99723108	Condominium	3	3.5	$5,000,000
1401	MX99723111	Condominium	2	2	$1,999,000

Agent(s) Who Specialize in 550 Vanderbilt Avenue

We have identified 2 Ideal Properties Group agents who specialize in this building and/or immediate vicinity.

Erik Serras

Email: eserras@ipg.nyc

Phone: 917.330.5789

Office: 718.840.2757

Mike Colombo

Email: mac@ipg.nyc

Phone: 917.757.4958

Office: 347.422.0856

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Prospect Heights

Adjacent to Park Slope is Prospect Heights, a magnificent neighborhood—though long overshadowed by its illustrious neighbor—and home to cultural giants such as the Brooklyn Museum, and the 52-acre Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Instantly recognizable silhouette of Grand Army Plaza’s Memorial Arch is the neighborhood’s claim to visual fame. Turn-of-the-century brownstones, and an assortment of prewar elevator buildings along Plaza Street East and Eastern Parkway make up for the limited yet attractive housing supply.