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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD

HAS

The following waterfront premises are available for term lease.

PIERS:

Pier Berth Linear Feet

C 2 650 3 72

Portal Cranes

Yes

Yes

D 4 550 5 575

Yes

Yes

G 11 600 12 25 13 650 14 60

No

No

No

No

J 15 800 16 60 17 600

Yes

Yes

Yes

DRYDOCKS

Graving Dock No. 2-465' L x 72' W x 29' D

Graving Dock No. 3-765' L x 114' W x 42' D

BUILDINGS

Building No. 292—(231,000 sq. ft., Four story, between Piers G & J)

Ground Floor—shops—57,750 sq. ft.

Second Floor—offices/shops—57,750 sq. ft.

Third Floor—offices/shops—57,750 sq. ft.

Fourth Floor—offices/shops—57,750 sq. ft.

Building No. 293-( 104,000 sq. ft.) 702' long x 148' wide x 60' high w/ 6000 sq. ft. adjoining offices

Building No. 294

Ground Floor Section A-802' L x 93' W x 80' H with 10,000 sq. ft. adjoining offices

Ground Floor Section B—766' L x 75' W x 60' H (75,000 0 ) (10,000 0 ) (66,000 0 )

Lofts—(served by 4 ton freight elevators)

Lower loft-274' L x 93' W x 14' H (25,500 sq. ft.)

Upper loft—802' L x 93' W x 16' H (75,000 sq. ft.)

And miscellaneous other small buildings and berthing areas.

CONTACT: Richard J. Aneiro, President & CEO

Brooklyn Navy Yard Brooklyn, NY 11205

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