Extell files plans for $4.2M multi-floor build-out of newly opened tower in Downtown Brooklyn

Extell Development, on November 9, filed a permit application for a $4.2 million build-out spanning several floors of a newly built building, known as Brooklyn Point, at 138 Willoughby Street in Downtown Brooklyn.
The building is composed of three condominium units, one of which is for the residential cooperative units that are for sale. For-sale co-op units within a building that is legally a condo are often referred to as condops.

The plans call for a build-out of the cellar and floors one through three of the 695-foot tall, 57-story, building.

The building obtained its initial temporary certificate of occupancy on May 26, 2020.

The project is described in the filings as: interior build-out of space as shown on plans filed herewith. The initial cost as reported in the DOB filing for the work described in this permit application is $4,187,941.

These are the first rehab plans filed at the building so far this year.

Direct link to Acris document.LINK

Direct link to DOB document.LINK

Correction: A previous version of this post incorrectly identified the neighborhood. We regret the error. Also we have clarified the legal structure of the building. The tower is legally divided into three condominium units, and the residential units are sold as cooperative units within the single residential condominium. Such a structure often describes the units as condops.