News Summary
The newly completed luxury residential development, 1515 Surf, in Coney Island features 463 residential units and state-of-the-art amenities. Developed by LCOR, this 100% electric building emphasizes energy efficiency and community benefits. The architectural design integrates with the waterfront environment, offering stunning views and a commitment to revitalizing the local economy. Residents will enjoy proximity to key transportation options and various amenities, making 1515 Surf a desirable living option in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, New York – A new luxury residential development, 1515 Surf, has been completed in Coney Island, marking a significant addition to the area’s waterfront. Developed by LCOR, the project encompasses a total building size of 471,000 square feet and includes 463 residential units, comprising one- and two-bedroom apartments.
1515 Surf is equipped with state-of-the-art amenities designed to enhance the living experience for residents. Features include a heated pool that offers stunning ocean views, as well as a 20,000-square-foot landscaped private garden complete with barbecue grilling stations. Residents can also enjoy a fitness center and a yoga studio for their wellness needs.
As a 100% electric building, 1515 Surf emphasizes energy efficiency, catering to environmentally-conscious residents. The building was designed by Studio V Architecture, with engineering support from MG Engineering. General contracting was conducted by LRC Construction, while Ecosave served as the energy consultant for the project. The development has garnered recognition, winning a 2025 CoStar Impact Award for its innovative architecture on a sensitive waterfront site.
The development aims not only to provide housing but also to stimulate the local economy. By attracting new residents, it intends to bolster support for neighborhood businesses and contribute to Coney Island’s ongoing revitalization efforts. Residents will benefit from the proximity of 1515 Surf to key transportation options as it is just steps away from a subway station and a short walk to Coney Island’s iconic boardwalk.
Architectural Design and Community Impact
The architectural approach to 1515 Surf has been described using phrases such as “stunning architecture,” “thoughtful and elegant,” and “exceptional views.” This design philosophy reflects the intention to create a prominent structure that harmonizes with its waterfront environment. The judges praising the design noted the complexity of the building and its context-sensitive response to the waterfront site.
Project Details and Community Commitment
With the completion of 1515 Surf, the developers are aiming to cater to a diverse range of residents. The availability of one- and two-bedroom units creates options for individuals, couples, and families alike. Given its extensive amenities and strategic location, the development is positioned to become a desirable choice for many looking to move to Coney Island.
The project underscores a trend towards urban revitalization in Brooklyn, where developers are focusing on enhancing community infrastructure while creating modern living spaces. This shift reflects a growing recognition of the importance of visionary design in urban settings, aiming for sustainability and community enhancement.
In conclusion, 1515 Surf stands as a beacon for the future of Coney Island, combining luxury living with environmental consciousness and community benefits. As this new development integrates itself into the fabric of the neighborhood, it is anticipated to generate positive impacts not only for its residents but also for local businesses and the overall community.
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- CoStar: A Luxury Rental Property That Changes Not Just the Coney Island Skyline
- Wikipedia: Coney Island
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- Google Search: Coney Island Real Estate
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