Permits & development · Deals & development · 11/09/2026, 7:30 AM
Three New Residential Developments Coming to Bushwick, Brooklyn
New York YIMBY checked on three residential projects in Bushwick, Brooklyn, reported on 11/09/2026. Together they are set to add more than 100 apartments. The buildings replace older commercial and industrial structures near the Flushing Avenue J/M subway station.
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What happened
New York YIMBY reported on 11/09/2026 that three new residential buildings are under construction in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Together they are set to add more than 100 apartments. All three replace old commercial and industrial buildings near the Flushing Avenue subway station on the J and M trains.
At 387 Bushwick Avenue, at the corner of Varet Street, crews are excavating for an eight-story, 85-foot building. YIMBY lists the developer as Yoel Rozenberg of Florinela Muresan. The building will have 53,642 square feet, 75 rental units averaging 678 square feet, and 2,763 square feet of community facility space. The site's info board lists completion in winter 2028.
At 460 Bushwick Avenue, at the corner of Flushing Avenue, an eight-story, 80-foot building has topped out. It was designed by Kao Hwa Lee Architects for Eight Sixty F LLC and will have 41,073 square feet of residential space and 229 square feet of commercial space. The article does not give a unit count. YIMBY says façade work is underway and completion is slated for next spring.
At 826 Flushing Avenue, also addressed as 10 Beaver Street, a seven-story building has topped out on a triangular lot. It was designed by Gerald Caliendo Architects for Avi Dishi and will have 47 units and ground-floor retail on an 11,986-square-foot property. A posted completion date of winter 2025 is outdated. YIMBY says completion sometime in the middle of 2027 is possible.
Key facts
- Reported
- New York YIMBY, 11/09/2026
- Area
- Bushwick, Brooklyn, near the Flushing Avenue J/M station
- 387 Bushwick Ave
- 8 stories, 75 rental units, avg. 678 sq ft, excavation underway, completion slated for winter 2028
- 387 Bushwick Ave developer
- Yoel Rozenberg of Florinela Muresan
- 460 Bushwick Ave
- 8 stories, 41,073 sq ft residential, topped out, completion slated for next spring
- 460 Bushwick Ave owner
- Eight Sixty F LLC (architect: Kao Hwa Lee Architects)
- 826 Flushing Ave / 10 Beaver St
- 7 stories, 47 units plus ground-floor retail, topped out, possible completion mid-2027
- 826 Flushing Ave developer
- Avi Dishi (architect: Gerald Caliendo Architects)
What it means
Landlords
More than 100 new apartments are coming near the Flushing Avenue J/M stop over the next one to two years. Owners of older rentals nearby may face more competition for tenants as these buildings open.
Tenants and voucher holders
The report gives no rents and does not say whether any units are affordable or offered through a lottery. Do not assume these units will be income-restricted until a listing or lottery is published.
Caseworkers
These buildings could add rental options in Bushwick starting as early as next spring, but no lottery or application details appear in the report. Clients should watch for official listings rather than rely on this news.
The highlights
- The three projects will deliver more than 100 new apartments in total.
- They replace old commercial and industrial buildings in the area.
- The sites are near the Flushing Avenue station on the J and M lines.
Why it matters
New supply near the J/M may add rental options and competition in Bushwick. The report does not say whether any units are affordable.
Not known yet
- Whether any units will be affordable or offered through a housing lottery
- Expected rents at any of the three buildings
- How many apartments 460 Bushwick Avenue will have
- Whether the buildings will take Section 8, CityFHEPS or other vouchers
Background
In New York City, new buildings that include income-restricted units usually fill them through an HPD and HDC lottery on NYC Housing Connect. Listings there state income limits, rents and deadlines. Market-rate buildings lease directly through the owner or a broker. Under the NYC Human Rights Law, landlords may not refuse tenants because they pay with a housing voucher or other lawful source of income.
Buildings in this story
- 387 Bushwick Avenue · building facts and open city records
Summary written by Bulwark from New York YIMBY’s reporting; the original article was not fully available, so check the source for details. The original story is at newyorkyimby.com. This is general information, not legal advice.
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