Leasing opportunities at Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT) often outshine those of other local commercial spaces.  The Terminal currently has space available in a variety of configurations. Find square footage (SF) information and links to related floor plans below:

Space	Area	Rental	Possession	Term
Grade Level - D4	36,050 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
Dock Level - 4 E	6,890 SF	Negotiable	2-3 Months	5-20 Years
3L	20,410 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
7M	14,830 SF	Negotiable	4 Months	5-20 Years

Space	Area	Rental	Possession	Term
8C	31,200 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
6H	39,500 SF	Negotiable	3 Months	5-20 Years
6C	31,200 SF	Negotiable	3 Months	5-20 Years
6A	23,300 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
3F	18,800 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
2G	20,900 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
2E	20,400 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
Dock Level - I	15,078 SF	Negotiable	3 Months	5-20 Years
Dock Level - G	22,700 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
Dock Level - F	16,000 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
Dock Level - E	15,000 SF	Negotiable	3 Months	5-20 Years
Dock Level - D	32,700 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years
Dock Level - B	32,700 SF	Negotiable	Immediate	5-20 Years

The BAT Advantage
BAT is often able to offer more secure, longer-term leases than private property owners because New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) manages the complex. 

Because NYCEDC is committed to creating jobs and retaining businesses throughout the City, BAT offers particularly attractive rents. BAT also provides many other amenities, including the flexibility to lease additional space as your business grows.

BAT tenants may also be eligible for certain financial incentives.

No warranty or representation, express or implied is made as to the accuracy of the information contained herein and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental, or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions.  Notwithstanding anything stated herein, all disposal of property is subject to and in accordance with Title 5-A of Article 9 and Section 2824(1)(e) of the Public Authorities Law added to such law by the Public Authorities Accountability Act of 2005 (“PAAA”) of the State of New York.