Build Your Future at Brooklyn Army Terminal - Industry Today - Leader in Manufacturing & Industry News
 

Discover industrial space, business incentives and opportunities to grow at one of New York City’s most historic manufacturing campuses.

For more than a century, Brooklyn Army Terminal has been a cornerstone of Brooklyn’s working waterfront. Today, the 4.1-million-square-foot campus is home to more than 100 businesses across advanced manufacturing, food production, fashion, climate technology and other industrial sectors.

More than space — opportunities to save

Businesses locating or expanding at Brooklyn Army Terminal may qualify for valuable New York City incentives designed to help reduce operating, relocation and expansion costs.

Potential benefits include:

Eligibility varies by program. The Brooklyn Army Terminal Leasing Brochure provides an overview of available incentives, leasing opportunities and resources for businesses considering BAT.

A campus built for industry

Along with competitive rents and long-term leasing opportunities, BAT offers industrial infrastructure, loading access, freight elevators, workforce support, on-site management, parking and convenient connections to highways, transit, rail and the waterfront.

Explore What Brooklyn Army Terminal Can Offer Your Business

Complete the short form to download the Brooklyn Army Terminal Leasing Brochure and learn more about available space, tenant advantages and potential business incentives.

Download the Brochure

brooklyn army terminal leasing

Learn more at BrooklynArmyTerminal.com

 

Subscribe to Industry Today

Read Our Current Issue

Forging the Next 250 Years: Powering the Next Era of American Manufacturing

Most Recent EpisodeManaging Complexity in the Age of Mass Customization

Listen Now

As manufacturers offer more customization than ever before, managing product complexity has become a critical challenge. Tune in with Dan Joe Barry, Vice President of Product Marketing at Configit, who explores how companies are tackling the growing number of product configurations across engineering, sales, manufacturing, and service. He explains how Configuration Lifecycle Management (CLM) helps organizations maintain a single source of truth for configuration data. The result: fewer errors, faster quoting, and the ability to deliver customized products at scale.