New images released of 20-story Anagram apartment tower along NYC’s Gowanus Canal

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Cuozzo, S. (2026, October 25). New images released of 20-story Anagram apartment tower along NYC’s Gowanus Canal. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/25/business/new-images-released-of-anagram-apartment-tower-along-nycs-gowanus-canal/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-25 · by Steve Cuozzo

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Developers have released images of the 20-story Anagram apartment tower in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood, featuring 158 rental units, stores, and offices. The project by Global Holdings, MacArthur Holdings, and Tankhouse is designed by SO-IL and includes a public waterfront esplanade along the once-toxic Gowanus Canal. Leasing for the building at 450 Union St. will begin in early 2027. The article notes that Gowanus has seen significant development with over 9,000 new rental units projected, despite criticism from some media sources questioning its appeal and development issues.
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Developers of the Anagram apartment tower in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood released new images showing progress on the 20-story building. The project, by Global Holdings, MacArthur Holdings, and Tankhouse, will feature 158 rental units, stores, and offices. Construction is ongoing at 450 Union St, with leasing expected to begin in early 2027. The tower includes a public waterfront esplanade along the cleaned-up Gowanus Canal.

Gowanus has seen significant growth since the city rezoned the area, creating a record 4,000 new rental units in 2025 and projecting a total of 9,000 units eventually. Despite this development boom, some articles have criticized the neighborhood’s appeal, leading resident Mark Gimein to argue against what he sees as backwards logic regarding affordable housing and environmental concerns.

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📰 Anagram Apartment Tower Images Released
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Steve Cuozzo
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🔮 Developers of the Anagram apartment tower under construction on the Gowanus Canal released new images of the project, which will have 158 rental units, stores and offices.
🔮 The purchase, expected to close this week, will give Fertitta control of Manhattan’s high-volume Trattoria Dell’ Arte, Fiorello’s and Bond 45.
🔮 He wrote that earlier this year Databricks “made a bet” that “world-class AI would be built in Manhattan.
🔮 The work is expected to wrap up in March.
🔮 Marquee-name tenants have already been signed for about half of the building’s 930,000 square feet — insurance giant Starr and law firm McDermott Will & Schulte.
2026-10-11 · assertive framing · BXP’s 343 Madison Ave. tower is going up
🔮 It routinely calls out the policies of blue-state mayors in Chicago and Portland who brought ruin to their cities strewn with homeless drug addicts and street criminals.
🔮 The complex would contain up to 2,300 apartments — estimated to cost around $1 billion and perhaps the city’s largest fully-entitled housing development site.
🔮 The repositioned tower will be re-
🔮 Meanwhile, even as demand shows no sign of letting up, no additional inventory will become available for years at such planned projects as Vornado and Ken Griffin’s 350 Park Ave., BXP’s 343 Madison Ave. and SL Green’s 346 Madison Ave.
🔮 JLL marketing materials cite 2,507 square feet although no one would confirm the number.
2026-09-27 · assertive framing · Solidcore signs deal for Upper East Side location
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Topics

Anagram Brooklyn Global Holdings Gowanus MacArthur Holdings

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Gowanus GPE · 3× Anagram ORG · 1× Brooklyn GPE · 1× City Journal ORG · 1× Global Holdings ORG · 1× MacArthur Holdings ORG · 1× New York GPE · 1× SO-IL ORG · 1× Tankhouse ORG · 1× the Manhattan Institute’s ORG · 1×

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But writing in the Manhattan Institute’s indispensable City Journal, Mark Gimein, a happy Gowanus resident, called out the article for embracing the “backwards logic that permeates discussions of development” — i.e., complaints that no affordable new housing is “affordable” enough and obsession with overblown environmental issues that trouble few people other than woke ideologues.
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🔮 Developers of the Anagram apartment tower under construction on the Gowanus Canal released new images of the project, which will have 158 rental units, stores and offices.

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Developers of the Anagram apartment tower under construction on the Gowanus Canal released new images of the project, which will have 158 rental units, stores and offices. asserted
which → release → units
The building at 450 Union St. is rising to 20 stories above the once toxic, (mostly) cleaned-up waterway that emerged as the neighborhood’s scenic centerpiece. asserted
that → rise → centerpiece
The project by Global Holdings, MacArthur Holdings and Brooklyn-based Tankhouse, designed by architectural firm SO-IL, will include a public waterfront esplanade. asserted
project → base → esplanade
Leasing will start in early 2027. asserted
Leasing → start → 2027
Gowanus has enjoyed a rental-apartment boom since the city rezoned 82 blocks in the area. asserted
city → enjoy → area
A record 4,000 new units were created in 2025, with a total of 9,000 projected eventually. asserted
total → create → 9,000
Yet despite the neighborhood’s undeniable appeal, a tendentious New York magazine article this month questioned why anyone would want to live there and strained to cast shade on the whole Gowanus scene. asserted
anyone → question → scene
But writing in the Manhattan Institute’s indispensable City Journal, Mark Gimein, a happy Gowanus resident, called out the article for embracing the “backwards logic that permeates discussions of development” — i.e., complaints that no affordable new housing is “affordable” enough and obsession with overblown environmental issues that trouble few people other than woke ideologues. asserted
that → write → ideologues
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