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Anbau offers $130M for massive Brooklyn Heights site

Developer hopes to build a 40-story resi tower on the 387K sf parcel

An aerial view of Pineapple Walk in Brooklyn Heights (credit: Brownstoner)
An aerial view of Pineapple Walk in Brooklyn Heights (credit: Brownstoner)

Another huge tower may soon rise in Brooklyn Heights.

Anbau Enterprises, a NoMad-based development firm, is offering $130 million for a giant 387,000-square-foot Development Site On Pineapple Walk Between Henry Street and Cadman Plaza West in Brooklyn Heights. The site, currently home to a row of one-story retail shops, is owned by a co-op, called the Whitman Owner Corp. The group’s shareholders will vote on Friday whether or not to further investigate the offer, the Brooklyn Eagle reported.

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Anbau, led by Stephen Glascock and his wife Barbara Van Beuren, hopes to build a 40-story luxury residential tower with ground-floor retail there.

The developer’s offer is a sharp increase from its opening bid of $75 million made late last year.

The project would be the latest in a string of new Brooklyn Heights luxury residential developments. David Kramer’s the Hudson Companies plan for a 36-story condo tower at 280 Cadman Plaza, formerly the site of a Brooklyn Heights library branch, was approved by the City Council in December. [Brooklyn Eagle] – Ariel Stulberg

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