Hi Jeremiah,

I want to put this on your radar. Our client, The Stahl Organization has launched the sales for the Brooklyn Trust Building in Brooklyn Heights. There are twelve luxury townhouse style residences available in this historic landmark, originally designed by the famed architects York & Sawyer, most recently restored by Barry Rice architects.

Below, you will find more information, please reach out if you need any additional information or would like to speak to Roger Fortune, vice president of the Stahl Organization concerning this unique offering. For renderings please visit: http://ge.tt/8LJ3gk92 (Credit:DBOX)

Please let me know if you are interested in covering.

Thank you,Stefan S.

Stefan SigurdssonT: 212.868.1900 x350F: 212.465.084948 West 38th Street, PenthouseNew York, NY 10018

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The Stahl Organization Launches Sales at Landmarked Brooklyn Trust Company Building in Brooklyn Heights

York & Sawyer-Designed Development Offers 12 Sprawling Luxury Townhouse Style Residences

NEW YORK, NY – MAY 11, 2015 — The Stahl Organization, the developers responsible for Downtown Brooklyn’s latest high-rise, 388 Bridge Street, is pleased to announce that its newest luxury development – the Brooklyn Trust Company Building – has launched sales. Located at 138 Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn’s ever popular neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights, this Historic Landmark originally designed by renowned architects York & Sawyer and meticulously restored by Barry Rice Architects, offers spacious townhouse-style residences. Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing has been selected to exclusively handle the development’s sales and marketing.

“The Stahl Organization’s vision was to preserve the architectural significance and identity of the property, to showcase its classic features while bringing a product to market that would satisfy the demand of our clientele—buyers in search of large luxury residences in Brooklyn Heights,” said Gregg Wolpert, co-president of the Stahl Organization. “The Brooklyn Trust Company Building is truly iconic, in part because it offers the opportunity to live in a distinguished landmarked property, in one of New York City’s most desirable neighborhoods and because it’s been modernized with features that 21st century buyers covet.”

The Brooklyn Trust Company Building underwent an extensive interior renovation, and was refashioned to integrate modern and refined design elements without sacrificing the building’s historical integrity. The six-story structure’s sprawling homes – four of which are duplexes – range in size from approximately 2,200 square-feet to 3,100 square feet, from a two-bedroom residence to five-bedroom residences. Pricing starts at approximately $3.35 million and goes up to approximately $4.2 million.

The anchor of Brooklyn’s famed “Bank Row” for more than a century, the Brooklyn Trust Company Building’s transformed residences now boast expansive layouts and 10-1/2 foot ceilings in the living and dining areas; large skylights compliment the oversized windows in duplex apartments, allowing for an abundance of natural light; homes feature five-inch wide dark-stained white oak flooring throughout, and come equipped with Bosch Axxis washers and dryers.

“This Brooklyn landmark has been reimagined—the Stahl Organization teamed with a group of talented architects, designers and craftspeople to create a luxury development in a building that has long stood out on its own. It is very rare to find a space that takes you back in time from the minute you walk into the lobby,” William Ross, Director of Development Marketing at Brown Harris Stevens. “The Brooklyn Trust Company Building offers the opportunity to own in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Brooklyn, in an exclusive building with amenities one would expect in a luxury high-rise development.”

Chef’s kitchens will include white, high-gloss painted wood cabinets with glass-front upper cabinets; Quartzite stone counter tops; sit-to breakfast counters; rolling island carts with Belgian blue granite tops; and Bosch, Wolf, and Sub-Zero appliances. Elegant master bathrooms feature Statuario marble walls and radiant-heat floors, white high-gloss custom vanities with Calacatta Gold marble tops and Kohler sinks, walk-in showers with glazed partitions, and polished nickel rainfall shower heads.

The Brooklyn Trust Company Building includes a robust collection of sophisticated amenities that appeal to residents of all ages—the first sound-attenuated private music room in Brooklyn; a warm and inviting Owner’s Lounge with kitchenette, perfect for an evening with family and friends; a teen room and children’s playroom; a state-of-the-art fitness center; an expansive rooftop outdoor terrace equipped with a gas barbecue grill; a pet-spa; a supplemental laundry room; and a bike and stroller storage room just off

the lobby. The building will also have a doorman and live-in super, rare for a condominium development of this size.

The Brooklyn Trust Company Building was designed by the notable architectural firm York & Sawyer and built between 1913 and 1916 in the Italian High Renaissance style and modeled after the Palazzo della Gran Guardia in Verona. Located on the blockfront of Clinton Street between Montague and Pierrepont Streets, the building became known as the anchor of “Bank Row” and was deemed a landmark by the New York City Landmarks Commission in 1996 and placed in the National Register of Historic Places in 2009. The main banking hall, which is currently home to Chase Bank, is landmarked and will remain as is. The bank has large chandeliers hanging from vaulted, coffered ceilings, as well as arched windows and a Cosmati-style mosaic marble floor.

The Brooklyn Trust Company Building is located in Brooklyn Heights, often called America’s first suburb. This exclusive neighborhood, which was the first landmarked district in New York City, features tree-lined streets, historic churches and more than 600 brownstone homes built before 1860. The building is in close proximity to downtown Brooklyn and minutes away from downtown and midtown Manhattan via public transportation. Additionally, residents will be within walking distance of the Brooklyn Heights promenade, which offers magnificent views of the Manhattan skyline; and just steps away from the Brooklyn Historical Society Museum and Montague Street, which is home to shops, restaurants and cafes.

About The Stahl Organization:The Stahl Organization was founded in 1949 by the late Stanley Stahl. Today the Stahl Organization owns in excess of five million square feet of commercial space and three thousand residential units. Recent condominium developments of the Stahl Organization include The Apple Bank Condominium (another York & Sawyer building), The Laureate in Manhattan, L-Haus in Queens and 388 Bridge Street in Downtown Brooklyn. The Stahl Organization has a distinguished track record of owning and restoring landmark buildings including the Chanin Building, the Central Savings Bank building, the Lunt Theatre, and the Ansonia. The Stahl Organization is presently managed by its Co-Presidents, Gregg Wolpert and Richard Czaja, both of whom have worked for the company for more than 20 years.

About Barry Rice Architects PLLC:The architectural firm Barry Rice Architect PLLC provides design solutions for complex urban projects. BRA provides full architectural and interior design services for developers, institutions and private clients. BRA’s buildings are distinguished by the dialogue they establish with their neighbors and surrounding communities. BRA is best known for designing residential condominium buildings. However their work also includes: the retail adaptation of Downtown Brooklyn’s Romanesque Revival Edison Electric Building at 345 Adams Street, The Soho Mondrian Hotel, and a new building for St Luke’s School in the West Village. Barry Rice is the consulting architect for Tuxedo Park, a residential community that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Mr. Rice’s work in the United States has been published in Architectural Record, Architecture, Interiors, the New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times.

About Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing:Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing specializes in the planning, marketing and sale of best-in-class residential developments and conversions. Brown Harris Stevens, established in 1873, is the premier provider of residential real estate services in New York. The company has offices throughout New York City, The Hamptons, North Fork and Palm Beach. Brown Harris Stevens offers more luxury residential exclusives than any other Manhattan firm, and serves as exclusive affiliate of Christie's International Real Estate, a subsidiary of Christie’s International PLC, the world’s oldest fine arts auctioneer.

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