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 all the luxury living that Brooklyn has to offer. Residents can experience great East River views from modern lofts.
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90 Furman Street, DUMBO
In Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pierhouse is a newly developed condominium housing 159 residential units. Views of the harbor and park as well as its pending LEED Silver certification make this building perfect for any New Yorker.
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205 Water Street features 65 loft-like units with 10-foot ceilings in Brooklyn's Dumbo neighborhood.
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1 Main Street, DUMBO
The Clocktower is a 124 unit condominium that provides beautiful panoramic views in the exciting DUMBO neighborhood.
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One John Street has a unique address in Brooklyn Bridge Park, which affords its residences unique views of the Brooklyn Bridge, the East River, and Manhattan’s skyline. This also places it by some of Dumbo’s best boutiques and dining.
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It is hard to believe that 70 Washington Street was once a DUMBO factory, as this 1915 building today contains 259 luxury condominium units featuring richly designed living spaces, modern kitchens, marble baths and much, much more, promising great lifestyles for you, your family and your pets as well.
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37 Bridge Street, DUMBO
The exposed beams and silos of the former Kirkman and Son Soap Company factory help shape the spaces of these DUMBO residences.
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47 Bridge Street, DUMBO
Waterbridge 47 is a Brooklyn new construction at the intersection of the Dumbo and Vinegar Hill neighborhoods. Its facade takes a fresh approach to older, industrial designs, while its living spaces and amenities are ready to accommodate modern lifestyles.
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Located on the cobblestone streets of DUMBO, 133 Water Street is an impressive Brooklyn building that is filled with both attractive apartments and a host of useful amenities. Residents of this post-war building will also be delighted with the panoramic views they will be able to see in their homes.
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28 Old Fulton Street was once a warehouse characteristic of the DUMBO area, but today the landmark building houses 85 luxury condominiums, whose residents will be treated to stunning views of the East River, Downtown Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge.
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102 Gold Street is a very new condominium development in the Vinegar Hill locality of Brooklyn. Since it has only ten residences for sale, this building is one of the more exclusive addresses in Brooklyn today.
