Fortis Property Group is developing the 360,000-square-foot project that will rise 26-stories on a triangular parcel and stand 370 feet tall.
The new building will hold 76 apartments averaging 2,400 square feet apiece.
30 Front Street, designed by Hill West Architects, will have a distinctive look among the surrounding industrial warehouses, with a series of different sized balconies and geometries on the edge of each floor.
The building will hold 178,000 square feet of residential floor space, 72,500 square feet of community space, with the remainder for a three-story school 220 parking spaces.
Apartments on the 22nd and 26th will be full-floor units, with two duplex penthouses on the 24th and 25th floors.
30 Front Street will feature a large residential lounge, a bowling alley, a sauna and spa, a yoga room, with a swimming pool and recreational space on the sixth-floor.
The project's unit count and abundance of amenities suggest condos. DUMBO maintains one of Brooklyn's highest sales medians of $1,408 per square foot. One-bedrooms have a median ask of $996,500, two-bedrooms at $2.149 million and three-bedrooms at $4.92 million.
The building site was previously a parking lot for the Jehovah’s Witnesses former headquarters, famous for its prominent Watchtower sign and is the largest undeveloped tract in the neighborhood.
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