Serving as an acronym for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, the DUMBO neighborhood is located in two sections: One between Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge, and the other east of the Manhattan Bridge to Vinegar Hill. Rich in history, DUMBO reflects the old manufacturing factories and warehouses of Brooklyn’s industrial development. Many of these old factories have been converted in luxury lofts and condos which gives the neighborhood a unique character and presence of its own.

DUMBO has developed into one of the premier art districts in New York City. With an array of art galleries throughout the area such Klompching Gallery and A.I.R Gallery, its no wonder this neighborhood is one of Brooklyn’s main cultural attractions. 

The DUMBO neighborhood also embraces a culinary presence such as the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory and a chocolate factory opened by Chef Jacques Torres in 2000. It is home to many local art festivals, music venues, restaurants, and cafes. Residents will have access to a number of bus and subway lines for an easy commute. Many of the buildings in DUMBO have been restored with modern finishes and amenities to provide residents with some of the best luxury living Brooklyn has to offer.