Tankhouse’s design-forward Brooklyn project 144 Vanderbilt has officially passed the halfway mark in sales, with 15 of the 26 residences now under contract or closed.
The milestone reflects not just momentum but record-setting performance: the building accounts for six of the top ten condominium sales in the history of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, including Residence 6A, which signed for $4.2 million in September 2025, and Residence 4C, which closed this summer at nearly $4 million.
Residents began moving in on July 1, and the project has now surpassed the 50% sold mark by both units and dollar volume — a benchmark that underscores Brooklyn buyers’ growing appetite for design-led developments with a strong local identity.
“Reaching this milestone validates our belief that thoughtful, design-forward living resonates deeply with New Yorkers,” said Sam Alison-Mayne, co-founder of Tankhouse. “Buyers are connecting with the building’s human scale, its connection to Fort Greene, and the way SO–IL’s design brings light, openness, and a real sense of community to urban living.”
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A new landmark for Fort Greene
Designed by SO–IL, the internationally recognized Brooklyn-based architecture firm, 144 Vanderbilt reimagines urban living with a staggered, sculptural form that’s both functional and playful — and that reminds me of Habitat 67, the famous architectural complex in Montreal by architect Moshe Safdie.
The eight-story, 89,847-square-foot building sits at the corner of Vanderbilt and Myrtle Avenues, straddling two zoning districts that shaped its unique design.
Along Vanderbilt Avenue, the structure rises just four stories to align with the neighboring townhouses, then steps up to eight stories on Myrtle Avenue, blending seamlessly into the corridor’s rhythm.
The result is a dynamic composition that feels like a vertical village — each residence articulated by subtle shifts in height, angle, and setback, with oversized windows that frame sweeping views of Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn, and the Manhattan skyline beyond.
“There’s an appetite for homes that feel authentic to Brooklyn—curated with intention, and built by a team that lives and works right here in the community,” added Sebastian Mendez, co-founder of Tankhouse.
144 Vanderbilt building overview
- Адрес: 144 Vanderbilt Avenue, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
- Developer: Tankhouse
- Architecture & Interiors: SO–IL
- Units: 26
- Pricing: from $2 million to $3.495 million
- Residences sold/in contract: 15
- Square footage: Approx. 89,847 total
- Move-ins began: July 2025
- Sales & Marketing: Doug Bowen and Zia O’Hara, Douglas Elliman Development Marketing
Inside the residences
Every home at 144 Vanderbilt features private outdoor space, connecting residents to the surrounding greenery and city views.
Interiors balance craftsmanship with livability — white oak plank flooring, ceiling heights up to 9’-5” (and soaring to 19 feet in select duplexes), and custom materials throughout.
State-of-the-art kitchens,
The state-of-the-art kitchens are fitted with Nordic chestnut and matte lacquer cabinetry, Blue Fusion stone countertops, and a Bosch appliance suite, including induction cooktops and wall ovens.
Bathrooms echo the same refined aesthetic, emphasizing tactile materials, clean lines, and natural light.
Residences are designed to feel both open and intimate, with layouts emphasizing flow and flexibility — perfect for city dwellers who value serenity and connection to their environment.
Community-driven design
For just 26 residences, 144 Vanderbilt offers more than 11,000 square feet of private amenities. The building’s three landscaped gardens provide outdoor gathering spaces that reinforce its connection to nature, while interiors are organized around wellness and collaboration.
Private and exclusive amenities
Amenities include a coworking and residents’ lounge, game room, children’s playroom, and a fitness center with a yoga studio and personal training options.
Double-height lobby spaces, fully glazed walls, and varied ceiling heights create an evolving sense of openness — inviting light and movement throughout the building.
The team behind 144 Vanderbilt
The project was brought to life by a powerhouse Brooklyn-based team:
- Developer: Tankhouse
- Architecture & Interior Design: SO–IL
- Architect of Record: Kane Architecture
- Structural Engineering: Silman
- Landscape Design: Julia Watson and Marie Salembier
- Lighting Design: O-N-P
- MEP Design: ABS Engineering
- Sales & Marketing: Doug Bowen and Zia O’Hara, Douglas Elliman
Now available in the building
Select residences currently available for purchase include:
- A 2-bedroom residence priced at $2,000,000
- A 2-bedroom residence priced at $2,325,000
- A 3-bedroom residence priced at $2,450,000
- A 3-bedroom residence priced at $3,495,000
Tankhouse’s 144 Vanderbilt is more than halfway sold — and continues to prove that in Brooklyn, architecture with purpose and authenticity is what truly drives demand.
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