325 Bond Street is a newly constructed commercial property offering 16,094 SF of prime retail and commercial space across two levels in the heart of Gowanus. The property features three expansive ground-floor retail units—ranging from 1,320 to 6,703 SF—each with excellent frontage and visibility along Bond Street and the surrounding corridor.
A 4,300 SF second-floor commercial space is accessible via a dedicated 772 SF commercial lobby on Bond Street, providing an ideal setup for medical, wellness, or creative office users seeking privacy and identity. The building also features a second-floor terrace, offering added value and potential for outdoor activation or private use.
Designed with floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings, and a modern industrial aesthetic, 325 Bond presents a highly flexible layout suited for a variety of tenants. Located steps from the Union Street subway station, the building benefits from strong foot traffic and sits within one of Brooklyn’s most transformative neighborhoods, surrounded by co-tenants like Ample Hills, Whole Foods Market, and Public Records, and adjacent to the growing residential density of Gowanus.
- 15,322 sq. ft.
- Ground Floor 01: 2,999 SF
- Ground Floor 02: 1,320 SF
- Ground Floor 03: 6,703 SF
- Second Level: 4,300 SF| Entrance via lobby: 772 SF
- Second-floor space includes exclusive outdoor terrace
Brooklyn, NY 11231
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Gowanus
The home to Brooklyn’s past and future
Historically an industrial enclave, Gowanus now relishes in its past by repurposing old factory buildings and rebranding itself as a hip little corner of town. The neighborhood has a distinct history that runs through it in the form of the Gowanus Canal, a formerly infamous waterway that has recently benefited from environmental remediation and preservation efforts. The canal gives this neighborhood its own Venice-like appeal and is a surprisingly quiet spot for weekend meandering.
A recent rezoning effort has sparked a lot of interest in the future of this unique neighborhood, leading to an influx of retailers to tenant the area. Most of those changes have been along Fourth Avenue. A traditionally industrial neighborhood, Fourth Avenue has transformed itself into one of Brooklyn’s more popular hubs for artists and young professionals. After dark, the Gowanus commercial retail space comes alive as spillover crowds from the nearby Barclays Center head to its trendy bars and casual eateries.
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Average Population Age130,173
Population within 1 mile radius$165,521
Average HHI within 1 mile radius6,113
Businesses within 1 mile radius$2.2
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Annual Spending within a 1 mile radiusTransportation
- Prospect Av (D, N, R, W)
- 4th Av - 9 St (F,G, D, N, R, W)
- Smith - 9th St (F, G)
- The Gowanus Canal
- Union St (D, N, R, W)
Dining
- The Roof
- Pig Beach BBQ
- Threes Brewing
- Four & Twenty Blackbirds
- Dinosaur BBQ
- Claro
- Littleneck
- Gowanus Gardens
- Sweet Talk
Shopping
- Whole Foods
- Norman & Jules
Culture
- Littlefield
- Brooklyn Bouldering Project
- UrbanGlass
- Shapeshifter Lab
- Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club
- The Bell House
Hospitality
- Union Hotel Brooklyn
- Fairfield Inn & Suites
- Red Lion Inn & Suites Brooklyn
- Holiday Inn Express
- Hotel Le Bleu
- La Quinta Inn & Suites