110 Boerum Place, Brooklyn: Luxury Condo Living Redefined in Cobble Hill
A New Era on Boerum Place
Boerum Place, south of Atlantic, is a convenient, quiet haven. I used to park on this block, and its short length made car traffic so much shorter. If you’ve lived in Brooklyn for a while, like me, and are thinking, “Is this the corner where NYSC used to be that had the sky track?” You would also be correct.
Rising at 110 Boerum Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201, this upcoming development is set to make its mark. The 6-story building, designed by Brent Buck Architects and developed by Avdoo & Partners (in collaboration with Aksoy Holding), recently achieved a structural “top-out.”
Spanning nearly 65,000 sq ft, the building will yield 21 condominium units, each with private outdoor space — a rare offering in Cobble Hill. The most similar new construction project- River Place- had ambitious price per square foot goals and high-end amenities.
The façade combines earth-toned brick with large, recessed windows and landscaped terraces to create an elegant balance of solidity and openness.
110 Boerum Place Offering Plan Insights
The offering plan was approved in September 2025, which means that all of the details are public. There will be 21 residences in the building, and they will all be quite sizeable and expensive. There is one one-bedroom on the first floor, but the rest are at least 1,400 square feet.
Estimated monthly taxes on a 2-bedroom are roughly $2,000 - $3,000.
Estimated common charges on a 2-bedroom apartment are: $1,100-$1,400.
All of these factors will increase with larger apartments and more outdoor space, which raises the percentage of ownership.
Cobble Hill Is a Main Draw
110 Boerum Place enjoys a location that blends historic charm with modern convenience:
It's situated between Pacific Street and Dean Street, with full block frontage, which enhances access to light, air, and dual street exposure.
Smith Street and Court Street have notable restaurants, including Clover Club, Cafe Luluc (best pancakes in Brooklyn), La Vara, and Daily Provisions. The Trader Joe’s at Atlantic and Court Street is another highly desirable attraction.
Cobble Hill’s context of brownstones, tree-lined streets, boutique shops, and quiet residential fabric gives the project a desirable backdrop. The neighborhood has some of the most limited inventory in Brooklyn. If you explore my data-driven guide, you’ll see that Cobble Hill only sold 33 2-bedroom units in an 18-month period in comparison with Brooklyn Heights, which had 117 during the same time period.
Transit options nearby include: F & G trains at Bergen Street, 2/3/4/5 at Borough Hall, A/C/G at Jay Street–MetroTech, and others.
This location offers both neighborhood tranquility and access to the vitality of Downtown Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights.
Residences & Design Highlights
Each unit at 110 Boerum Place is crafted with attention to light, layout, and outdoor access:
The unit mix includes 2- to 5-bedroom layouts, capturing a range of buyer needs.
All residences include private outdoor space — balconies, terraces, or gardens — integrated into the architecture.
Interiors will feature high ceilings, generous glazing, and layouts optimized for cross-ventilation and views.
Amenities will include on-site parking, storage, and bicycle storage- each of which will be available for sale.
Because this is a boutique-scale, design-forward building, finishes and craftsmanship will be critical differentiators.
Development Timeline & Sales Status
Construction Status: The building has topped out as of mid-2025 — the concrete superstructure is in place, with only the mechanical bulkhead left to be constructed.
Projected Completion: Expected to be finished by spring 2027.
Why 110 Boerum Place Matters
Scarcity & Scale: In a built-out, historic neighborhood, a 21-unit condo with private outdoor space is rare.
Design-forward architecture: The collaboration with Brent Buck Architects and the thoughtful façade and massing aim to elevate the block’s visual quality.
Strong neighborhood fit: By integrating into the character of Cobble Hill while offering modern living, it appeals to buyers seeking both context and contemporary amenities.
Premium expectations: Because of its design, location, and boutique scale, the project has potential to command a high price per square foot.
What to Watch & Next Updates
Floor plans & unit breakdowns (square footage, exposures). I can see the rough outlines for these in the offering plan if you’re curious now.
Pricing — pre-sales & incentive offerings. They have started some early sales gallery tours.
Interior design photography and staging
Amenity finalization and common area reveals
As these details emerge, I’ll update this post to make it a go-to resource for 110 Boerum Place.
📞 Interested? Let’s Connect
If 110 Boerum Place catches your eye — or if you're surveying new development projects in Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, or Brooklyn generally — I'm happy to help with:
Introductory tours/previews
Access to offering materials and floor plans
Comparative analyses with similar projects
Just let me know, and I’ll get you plugged in early. Send me an email.