Grocery store Gowanus Marketplace and pottery studio Hey Clay will move into retail space at 420 Carroll, the two-building residential development in Gowanus, Brooklyn, owned by The Domain Companies.

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The new grocery and pottery studio both opening in summer 2025 will respectively occupy 2,234 and 1,750 square feet in the two-building development 420 Carroll that has brought 360 homes to Gowanus. Gowanus Marketplace will offer a wide variety of local and organic foods, sandwiches, salads, freshly squeezed juice, smoothies, and a full cafe. Hey Clay pottery studio will offer classes and memberships for new and seasoned potters.

Gowanus Marketplace and Hey Clay will both debut on the ground floor of a new mixed-use development, 420 Carroll. The businesses will join hundreds of residential units, affordable artist studios, and a coworking space.

The Domain Cos. has secured the first two retail tenants for its 420 Carroll apartment development in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood. Gowanus Marketplace has signed a 10-year lease for 2,250 square feet and Pottery studio Hey Clay also signed a 10-year lease for around 1,750 square feet of ground-floor space.

Residential move-ins have begun at 420 Carroll, a recently completed development located in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Designed by FXCollaborative and developed by The Domain Companies in collaboration with Cantor Fitzgerald, Silverstein Properties, and VOREA Group, the project consists of two interconnected towers standing 16 and 21 stories.

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The Domain Companies has closed $218.6 million in financing for Estela, a two-building mixed-use development that has brought 544 mixed-income, homes and 10,000 s/f of ground-floor retail in the South Bronx. Freddie Mac’s Forward Commitment program provided long-term permanent financing through JLL Real Estate Capital. The Urban Investment Group at Goldman Sachs Alternatives led the Opportunity Zone equity financing for the project.

“We’re spinning [Good Company] off as a third-party business, to leverage that track record of what we’ve done at Domain and bring that to the broader market,” Aaron Amitin, co-founder of Domain and chief operating officer at Good Company, told CO.

“We identified an opportunity to not just do this for ourselves, but also to do it for third parties in a way that could be a new offering in the market that’s a little bit different than is done by a traditional brokerage firm,” Amitin said. “You have all the services under one roof.”

A new housing development, Estela, has introduced 544 apartments to the Mott Haven neighborhood. The building offers various amenities, including a gym, indoor basketball courts, retail shops, co-working spaces, and event areas.

“With Mott Haven changing so much, it’s really nice to have all of this within your living space,” said Shekinah Grayson, leasing manager for the building.

With 90% of the apartments already leased, the development is attracting residents looking for modern living spaces with access to on-site facilities.