35,000+ SF Brooklyn Commercial Building | East Williamsburg

Overview

TerraCRG is pleased to exclusively represent ownership in the sale of 65 Porter Avenue, a rare corner asset spanning the full length of Porter Avenue from Ingraham Street through to Harrison Place in East Williamsburg.

This expansive property features approximately 520 feet of frontage along Porter Avenue and encompasses a 32,000 square foot lot, improved with a 35,000 square foot building. The structure offers a highly efficient layout that seamlessly accommodates a range of commercial applications, from creative office headquarters and design studios to gallery, event, or food and beverage concepts.

The building is partially occupied by an 11,251 square foot commissary kitchen tenant, while the remaining space is configured with high-end office installations, creating a turnkey environment for users seeking immediate occupancy. The existing infrastructure lends itself equally well to production, studio, or showroom use, allowing for flexible repositioning depending on an operator’s vision.

Situated within an Industrial Business Zone (IBZ) and Opportunity Zone, and zoned M1-2, the property is well positioned within one of Brooklyn’s most active commercial and creative hubs. East Williamsburg has rapidly evolved into a premier destination for media, production, and creative industries, with nearby facilities operated by major players such as Netflix anchoring the neighborhood’s emergence as a production corridor. The area continues to attract a diverse mix of tenants including film and television studios, content creators, fashion brands, and innovative office users drawn to its industrial character and proximity to Manhattan.

With its significant frontage, flexible layout, and prime location in the heart of East Williamsburg, 65 Porter Avenue represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large-scale, existing 35,000 square foot asset that offers both immediate functionality and long-term adaptability within one of Brooklyn’s most dynamic and in-demand submarkets.