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Industrial Other Opportunities

Bush Terminal

Location: Brooklyn
Project Status: Ongoing

At the 36-acre Bush Terminal Campus, NYCEDC is leading an ongoing investment and repositioning strategy at the historic waterfront site to deliver new leasable space for growing industries, a dynamic employment hub, and resilient public realm space.

MADE Bush Terminal

Red brick industrial buildings sit beside a river, surrounded by trees and rocks along the water’s edge. The sky is partly cloudy, and the area appears calm and well-maintained.

The North portion of Bush Terminal—known as MADE Bush Terminal, for Manufacturers, Artisans, Designers, Entrepreneurs—offers modern facilities, amenities, and indoor and outdoor gathering space to promote manufacturing and business activity along the Sunset Park waterfront.

MADE offers white boxed manufacturing and studio space ranging from 1,500–35,000 square feet (SF). If you’re interested in leasing space, please fill out the inquiry form.

Made in New York Campus

The South portion of Bush Terminal, known as the Made in New York (MiNY) Campus, is a collaboration between NYCEDC and the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME). 

Through a combination of existing programs and new local initiatives, the production hub will bring more New Yorkers into the fold of the media industry, largely through opportunities for those who live in Sunset Park itself.

Leasing Opportunities

MADE offers secure, long-term leases, and attractive rents because of NYCEDC’s commitment to creating jobs and retaining NYC businesses.

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Key Documents
  • Leasing Brochure
  • Public Participation Plan Summary Report Bush Terminal (North Campus)
  • SPDES Permit Application Bush Terminal (North Campus)
  • Draft SPDES Permit Bush Terminal (North Campus)
  • Notice of Complete Application Bush Terminal (North Campus)
  • Public Participation Plan Bush Terminal (North Campus), 13 42nd Street, Brooklyn, NY
  • Fact Sheet Bush Terminal (North Campus) Redevelopment Project
    English Spanish
  • Invitation Bush Terminal (North Campus) Redevelopment Project
    English Spanish

Get In Touch

To find out more about the Bush Terminal Campus, please contact our team.

Contact: [email protected]

Fill out our leasing inquiry form.

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