A Quiet Sale, Done Properly
Why Bushwick mixed-use owners
sell with Gravity.
Bushwick's mixed-use stock trades in ones and twos, but it trades: eight mixed-use buildings have changed hands in the neighborhood so far in 2026, and half of those purchases were all cash — 4 of the 8. Zoom out and the depth of demand is clearer. So far in 2026, buyers have purchased 130 mixed-use buildings across Brooklyn — and 48 of those purchases were all cash (37%). The buyers behind those numbers — operators, 1031 exchange buyers, family offices — are exactly who we bring to a Bushwick storefront-and-apartments building.
Owners on Knickerbocker, Myrtle, Wyckoff, or Broadway usually tell us the same two things: they don't want the tenants to know, and they don't want to fix the building up first. Neither is necessary. Our process is quiet by design — no sign, no public listing, no open houses — and the sale is as-is, with tenants in place, whether the storefront is leased, month-to-month, in arrears, or sitting vacant. We underwrite the building first, then present it directly to a curated database of vetted investment buyers who already own mixed-use property in Brooklyn.
On pricing, we'll be straight with you: there's no honest one-number average for Bushwick mixed-use. The spread between a fully leased corner building and a half-vacant mid-block property is too wide for a per-square-foot rule of thumb. What sets your number is the storefront lease, the apartment rent roll, the building's condition, and the block itself — so we underwrite your building the way a buyer would and send you a written valuation within 24 hours. Free, no obligation, and backed by a team track record of $550M+ properties sold.
