Brooklyn’s New Apartment Buildings Offer Lush Outdoor Spaces for Expats and Digital Nomads
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Brooklyn’s New Apartment Buildings Offer Lush Outdoor Spaces for Expats and Digital Nomads

Camille Weber
New York, 미국 2026년 10월 2일 2 분 소요

Living in New York can be a rewarding experience, but finding the perfect place can be a challenge, especially when it comes to outdoor spaces. A recent survey by Apartments.com found that 37 percent of potential renters prioritize access to a balcony or patio. Here, we spotlight six Brooklyn developments that offer just that, making them perfect for expats and digital nomads looking to enjoy the outdoors.

Brooklyn’s New Apartment Buildings Offer Lush Outdoor Spaces for Expats and Digital Nomads

First up, 240 Willoughby in Fort Greene. This 32-story complex sits atop a 30-acre park, offering residents private balconies or terraces and access to Fort Greene Park's amenities. The building's amenities include a rooftop deck with barbecues and dining areas, providing a perfect spot for hosting events. The indoor-outdoor living experience continues, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering unobstructed views of the park and the Manhattan skyline.

Another notable development is Society Brooklyn in Gowanus. This project features two 21-story towers with over 500 apartments and abundant outdoor space. The park designed by SCAPE includes a picnic grove, play structures inspired by the canal's history, and reclaimed wood benches. Other amenities include a yoga and fitness lawn, a garden deck, and an outdoor pool, perfect for a warm-weather escape from city life.

These developments cater to the needs of expats and digital nomads, offering a blend of luxury and nature. Whether you're looking for a place to relax, entertain, or simply enjoy the beauty of New York, these apartments provide just the right balance.

작성자:
Camille Weber

Works as a nurse in New York, mostly with newcomers. 7 years here.

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