Real Estate
Vacant Park Slope Lot Could Become 5-Story Apartment Building
Plans filed for a vacant 13th Street lot call for a residential building with a rooftop terrace and outdoor space.
PARK SLOPE— A vacant lot, between Sixth and Seventh avenues in Park Slope, could soon become a five-story residential building with 10 homes, a rooftop terrace and a rear yard.
Developers have filed plans for a 52-foot-tall building with 13,704 square feet of residential space at 369 13th Street. The proposal also includes a cellar and a terrace on the fifth floor.
The 10 planned homes would average about 1,370 square feet a piece, based on the project's total residential floor area.
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The filing does not identify the apartment layouts or confirm whether the units will go on the market as condominiums or enter the rental market.
The property sits a short walk from the Seventh Avenue subway station, which serves the F and G trains.
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The filing does not include a projected construction schedule or completion date. It also does not establish when developers expect to begin work.
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