Mrs Maxwell’s Bakery in East New York To Become a 14 Story Mixed Use Development

Posted By NYC Newswire

Mrs. Maxwell’s Bakery was a staple in East New York on Atlantic Avenue since 1984, until it was sold for $11.5 million in 2018 to a developer, according to Real Deal.

According to YIMBY, permits have been filed for a 14-story mixed-use building at 2700 Atlantic Avenue in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn. Located at the intersection of Vermont Street and Atlantic Avenue, the corner lot is three blocks from the Liberty Avenue subway station, serviced by the C train, and five blocks from the Alabama Avenue station, serviced by the J and Z trains. Joel Schwartz under the 2700 Atlantic LLC is listed as the owner behind the applications.

The proposed 140-foot-tall development will yield 238,506 square feet, with 155,888 square feet designated for residential space and 2,842 square feet for commercial space. The building will have 227 residences, most likely rentals based on the average unit scope of 686 square feet. The concrete-based structure will also have a cellar and 92 enclosed parking spaces.

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10 thoughts on “Mrs Maxwell’s Bakery in East New York To Become a 14 Story Mixed Use Development

    1. Lillian singh Reply

      Omg i grew upgoing in there and maxwell would give us all the mess up cakes we were living there saw .my classmates work there new the whole maxwell family omg my past

    2. Richard D Strauss Reply

      What a shame. These developers are completely ruining Brooklyn by building low quality housing with high rents and destroying our neighborhoods. I worked on Mrs. Maxwell after it was bought by George who ran Sunnydale….that’s gone too. We are losing all of our neighborhood institutions to vampire developers who get 420-a tax rebates on 700 square foot boxes. Stop destroying our neighborhood. We need to keep our old time institutions. Brooklyn is going down the drain in a hurry.

    3. SaidaRodriguez Reply

      Hi are you able to tell me if the Maxwell family expanded their business somewhere else. I to go up and always order my cakes from there. All the special holiday cakes came from Maxwell. All the cakes were beautiful and they were freshly made we always order my mother‘s favorite .she has passed now but I have other special memories and special occasions that I would like for Mr. Maxwell to make me my cakes . Do you know where the relocated

  1. Regina Reply

    It would be nice for the apartment building to make available a restaurant space for Mrs. Maxwell. Many people enjoyed the food served and this gentrification is affecting BLACK owned restaurant, clubs and businesses. SHAME SHAME.

  2. Fernando Torres Reply

    Hi my name is Fernando and I have fond memories of Mrs Maxwells bakery. I’m retired from the NYPD and would stop by the bakery on special occasions. Best sugar free pastries on the planet If you know where her new location is please let me know.

  3. Paulette Reply

    My Family and I and especially my mother love, Mrs. Maxwell’s. Especially the strawberry shortcake. This bakery was an institution in Brooklyn. It is such a shame, that it no longer exists. Does anyone know if the family still bakes cakes elsewhere?

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