A $550 million tower has just broken ground at 205 Montague Street, set to climb 50 stories and 672 feet over Brooklyn Heights and stand among the tallest towers in the borough.
The height buys something Brooklyn Heights has never offered at this scale: homes suspended over New York Harbor, the Manhattan skyline, and the East River bridges all at once. Just 46 condos will crown the upper reaches, each starting around 3,000 square feet with at least three bedrooms, offered in half-floor, full-floor, and triplex layouts.
Every residence comes with private outdoor space aimed at those views, plus Gaggenau kitchens and both wet and dry bars inside. Below the condos, 90 rental apartments and about 40,000 square feet of retail anchor the tower to Montague Street, the neighborhood's main commercial spine.
Below the residences, a jazz club is built into the program, along with a restaurant from BondST, bringing the downtown Japanese standby into the building itself. Four padel courts will give the tower one of the largest private padel setups in the borough's residential pipeline, and a 63-foot indoor swimming pool and children's playrooms round out an amenity collection that rivals the member offerings of a private club.
Developed by Landau Properties in partnership with Third Millennium Group and Midtown Equities, with Hill West Architects on design — the tower joins a Brooklyn skyline that has been reaching steadily higher, from The Brooklyn Tower downtown to One Domino Square on the Williamsburg waterfront, and it plants that new altitude squarely in one of the borough's most storied neighborhoods. Sales are expected to launch in 2027, with completion slated for 2029.