211 Crown Street, Brooklyn, NY

Location: 211 Crown Street, Brooklyn, NY 11225

Type: Ground up Development (Residential)

Status: Completed

Brooklyn, NY

Location: Brooklyn, NY

Type: Ground up Development (Residential Rental)

Status: Completed

West Lofts, Philadelphia, PA

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Type: Gut rehab/ Residential Conversion

Status: Ongoing

Richard Meier: On Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY

Location: Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, NY

Type: Ground up Development
(Residential Condominium)

Status: Completed

425 W 53 Street, New York, NY

Location: Hell's Kitchen, New York, NY

Type: Ground up Development (Residential/Commercial Condominium)

Status: Completed

189 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, NY

Location: Downtown Brooklyn, NY

Type: Ground up Development (Residential/Commercial Condominium)

Status: Completed

22 Bond Street, New York, NY

Location: Noho, New York, NY

Type: Ground up Development (Residential)

Status: Ongoing

100 Congress Street, Brooklyn, NY

Location: Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, NY

Type: Ground up Development (Residential)

Status: Completed

79 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, NY

Location: Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, NY

Type: Ground up Development (Residential Condominium)

Status: Completed

90 William Street, New York, NY

Location: Financial District, New York, NY

Type: Office to Residential Conversion

Status: Completed

In conjunction with a block of residential units, Heights Advisors provided equity financing to build out the ground floor commercial space in a newly converted 15-story

113 Willow Street, Brooklyn, NY

Location: Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, NY

Type: Gut Rehabilitation (Historic Brownstone Townhouse)

Status: Completed

27 Cranberry Street, Brooklyn, NY

Location: Brooklyn Height, Brooklyn, NY

Type: Ground up Development (Townhouse)

Status: Ongoing

118 Amity Street, Brooklyn, NY

Location: Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, NY

Type: Gut Rehabilitation (Residential Conversion)

Status: Completed

BK Cat Cafe

Project: Brooklyn Cat Café

Status: Completed 2017

Description: Brooklyn's first Cat Café and the only one in New York area run by a 501c3 animal rescue, Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition, Inc. Heights established the first shelter in one of their properties which led to the café. The principals of Heights were instrumental in creating the café and animal shelter and continues to be staple of the organization.

Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition (BBAWC) was founded by a group of animal rescuers in 2007 with a focus on improving the welfare of abandoned animals in Brooklyn. Finding foster homes for rescued cats and those accepted from city shelters became the organization’s top priority so the organization launched The Brooklyn Cat Cafe to address this need in 2016. By their one-year anniversary in May of 2017, the cafe had welcomed over 35,000 visitors — an average of over 95 visitors and placed over 250 cats in permanent adoptive homes.