For a complete list of available industrial real estate, click here.
2nd Annual Brooklyn Small Business & Procurement Expo 2012
Friday, March 9th, 2012 Click here for more info!
Sunset Swing XII: Building the Future in Southwest Brooklyn!
Thursday, May 10, 2012 Click here for more info!
Free Upcoming Events/Workshops at a glance.....
Click here for more information on all these events
New Program: Procurement Access & Youth Development (P. A. Y. D.)
P.A.Y.D. is an innovative direct service program that will simultaneously address business and youth needs that have long gone underserved by existing programs. Through assistance in bid preparation, bid searching, pricing, presentation, and certification, P.A.Y.D. provides businesses with the FREE one on one support needed to compete for government and private contracting opportunities. In turn, businesses will be able to grow and employ disconnected youth in quality positions created from successful contract awards. This program will focus on the business located in the Sunset Park, Red Hook and Gowanus neighborhoods. Click here for more info...
Check our our newest procurement opportunities...click here for more information (updated 6/24/11)
Check out our newest real estate opportunities...click here for more information (updated 6/24/11)
Brooklyn Waterfront Rail Improvements in Sunset Park
In an effort to improve water-to-rail transport of goods along the Brooklyn waterfront, NYCEDC has initiated a program to modernize the rail system serving South Brooklyn Marine Terminal (SBMT) by connecting SBMT to the national rail freight system. How will this affect you? Click here for more info...
Excelsior Zones & the Superfund
What is an Excelsior Zone and why should business people know about it? Click here for more info on the Excelsior Program. Also, how will the Gowanus Superfund project affect local businesses? Host Randy Peers interviews Josh Keller, Executive Director of SBIDC. Go to video...
City Seeks New Bidders for the Bush Terminal Site
After previous efforts to find developers for the 130,000 square foot Brooklyn site fell short, City hopes new offer of a 99 year lease--up from 30 years originally--will draw more interest. Go to article...
Keeping Up with the Superfund
Talk surrounding the Gowanus Superfund designation turns to how it will affect the neighborhood in the short term Go to article...
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