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$3.5B Brooklyn Marine Terminal Project Clears Key Hurdle
['Andrew Karpan', 'Photo', 'Supplied Don Pollard Office Of Governor Hochul']
BKReader: Brooklyn Reader
After multiple delays, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Task Force on Monday gave its approval on the project that will transform the Columbia Street Waterfront District.
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal Task force on Monday approved an ambitious $3.5 billion Brooklyn Marine Terminal vision plan, a project that will usher in thousands of new homes, a new port and businesses to the Red Hook waterfront.
“For the first time in two generations, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is on track to once again become a vital and vibrant economic, maritime, environmental, and community asset,” Goldman said in a statement.
Brooklyn residents gathered in front of Brooklyn Borough Hall on Sept. 19, 2025 to urge members of the Brooklyn Marine Task Force to not approve the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Vision Plan.
Brooklyn residents gathered in front of Brooklyn Borough Hall on Sept. 19, 2025 to urge members of the Brooklyn Marine Task Force to not approve the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Vision Plan.
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