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Downtown Brooklyn & MetroTech
Brooklyn's central business district, with office towers, institutions, medical practices and national retail along Fulton Street and Flatbush Avenue.
Kings County
Creative offices in DUMBO, restaurants in Williamsburg, medical practices in Park Slope and kitchens in Bushwick — commercial construction across all of Brooklyn.
Brooklyn is not one market — it’s dozens. Waterfront loft offices in DUMBO and the Navy Yard. Restaurant rows in Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Brownstone commercial corridors in Park Slope and Cobble Hill. Food production in Bushwick and Industry City. Medical practices and retail on Kings Highway, 86th Street and Flatbush Avenue.
Quedan Construction is a Brooklyn general contractor building offices, retail stores, medical and dental practices, restaurants and commercial kitchens in every corner of the borough. We understand Brooklyn’s building stock — prewar loft buildings, converted warehouses, mixed-use walk-ups and new towers — and the very different challenges each one brings.
Brooklyn’s office market has grown around Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, the Navy Yard and Williamsburg. These spaces often feature exposed timber or concrete structure, large windows and open plans. We build workplaces that keep that character while adding modern HVAC, power, acoustics and technology.
Brooklyn has one of the most competitive restaurant scenes in the world. We build dining rooms, bars and kitchens across North Brooklyn, Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Crown Heights and beyond — solving exhaust, odor control and gas infrastructure in mixed-use buildings with residential neighbors above. For commissaries and delivery kitchens in Bushwick, Sunset Park and Industry City, we plan heavy exhaust, make-up air, refrigeration and utility upgrades from the start.
From Park Slope and Brooklyn Heights to Bay Ridge, Midwood and Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn’s residential communities rely on local medical and dental practices and retail. We build practices and stores in ground-floor and mixed-use spaces, coordinating plumbing, accessibility and storefront approvals.
Brooklyn has more designated historic districts than almost any other borough, and many commercial projects involve storefronts and exteriors under Landmarks review. At the same time, adaptive reuse of industrial buildings brings questions about structure, fire separation and utility capacity. We evaluate both early, so approvals and existing conditions never derail your schedule.
Neighborhoods
Brooklyn's commercial landscape ranges from waterfront loft offices to historic brownstone corridors and fast-growing industrial districts. We build in all of it.
Restaurants, bars, creative offices, retail and delivery kitchens in converted industrial buildings.
Office towers, tech campuses, medical practices and retail at the heart of Brooklyn's business district.
Neighborhood retail, medical and dental offices, and restaurants along busy commercial avenues.
Medical practices, retail corridors, restaurants and light-industrial food production.
Business districts
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Brooklyn's central business district, with office towers, institutions, medical practices and national retail along Fulton Street and Flatbush Avenue.
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Tech, media and creative offices in converted warehouses and new buildings, where exposed structure and loft character drive the design.
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One of the city's busiest restaurant and retail scenes, plus creative offices and boutique hotels in former industrial buildings.
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A major hub for food production, commissary kitchens, light manufacturing and creative workspace on the waterfront.
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Neighborhood retail, restaurants, and medical and dental practices in brownstone-lined commercial corridors.
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Busy southern Brooklyn corridors with medical offices, retail and restaurants serving dense residential communities.
Services
Creative and corporate offices in DUMBO, Downtown Brooklyn, the Navy Yard and Williamsburg.
Learn more about Office ConstructionMedical and dental practices in Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights, Bay Ridge, Midwood and across the borough.
Learn more about Medical & Dental ConstructionStorefronts and stores on Fulton Street, Bedford Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Court Street and in Brooklyn malls.
Learn more about Retail ConstructionRestaurants and bars in Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Park Slope, Carroll Gardens and Crown Heights.
Learn more about Restaurant ConstructionBrownstone and townhouse renovations in Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill and Fort Greene, plus condo renovations in Williamsburg and DUMBO.
Learn more about Residential ConstructionOwner's representation for multi-site Brooklyn programs and complex adaptive-reuse projects.
Learn more about Construction ManagementPortfolio
Local know-how
Brooklyn Heights — New York City's first designated historic district — along with Park Slope, Fort Greene, Cobble Hill and others require Landmarks review for storefront and exterior work.
Many Brooklyn commercial projects reuse former industrial buildings. Existing structure, floor loads, fire separation and utility capacity need careful evaluation before design.
Ground-floor restaurants and medical offices often sit below apartments. Kitchen exhaust, odor control, noise and plumbing routes must be planned around residential neighbors.
Food production and kitchen projects in North Brooklyn and Sunset Park frequently need gas or electrical service upgrades. We start utility coordination in the first weeks.
Service area map
FAQ
All of Brooklyn — including Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick, DUMBO, Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Crown Heights, Flatbush, Sunset Park, Bay Ridge, Sheepshead Bay and Canarsie.
Yes. We build restaurants and bars throughout North Brooklyn, including exhaust, gas, grease interceptor and Place of Assembly work in mixed-use and former industrial buildings.
Yes. Bushwick, East Williamsburg, Sunset Park and Industry City are popular for commissaries and delivery kitchens. We evaluate exhaust, utilities and drainage before you sign a lease.
Storefront, signage and exterior work in Brooklyn historic districts such as Brooklyn Heights and Park Slope generally requires Landmarks Preservation Commission review before DOB permits are issued.
Yes. We build creative, tech and corporate offices in DUMBO, the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Downtown Brooklyn and Williamsburg, including loft conversions with exposed structure and new MEP systems.
Timelines are similar to Manhattan: roughly 4 to 7 months for a typical office or retail fit-out and 6 to 12 months for a new restaurant or kitchen, depending on approvals and utility upgrades.
Get started
Tell us about your Brooklyn project — address or neighborhood, size, scope and timeline. A project manager will respond within one business day.