33 Bond

33 Bond is a rental apartment tower at 33 Bond Street in Downtown Brooklyn, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It stands between Livingston and Schermerhorn Streets, a block from the Fulton Mall, on a site that was part of the wave of residential construction that followed the rezoning of Downtown Brooklyn.

The building is a short walk from Brooklyn Borough Hall, the Brooklyn Law School, City Point and the Dekalb Market Hall, with Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill beginning a few blocks south. The Hoyt Street 2 and 3 station is at the corner, and the Jay Street-MetroTech, DeKalb Avenue and Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center complexes are all within walking distance.

Completed in 2017, the 25-story building holds 714 apartments, making it one of the largest rental buildings in Downtown Brooklyn by apartment count despite its modest height. Its wide footprint, filling much of its block, sets it apart from the neighborhood’s slender towers, and it includes income-restricted apartments leased through the city’s housing lottery alongside market-rate units.

TF Cornerstone also built Brooklyn Gold a few blocks north, and it manages more buildings in this index than almost any other company, including a large group on the Long Island City waterfront.