Welcome to the captivating transformation of Jacob Riis Park Bathhouse an upcoming beachfront hotspot in Queens

A great opportunity for investment, the historic Jacob Riis Park Bathhouse in Rockaway Beach, Queens, is getting a $47.5 million makeover. The project will restore the landmarked building to its former glory and transform it into a vibrant new destination for beachgoers, with a 28-key hotel, rooftop restaurant, ground-floor eateries, a beachfront bar, an indoor pool, flexible event spaces, and retailers. For more information…

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Redevelopment

Jacob Riis Park was designed by New York City in 1912. Twenty years later, in 1932, the city built its famous bathhouse for the recreation of its citizens. Left vacant since the 1970s, this historic building has been patiently waiting for revival.

During the pre-construction status, a bar and restaurant set up will be operated by the Brooklyn Bazaar on the first floor as well as beach shops and ice cream stand. The second floor and roof will be vacant and gutted. The NPS lifeguard station will be located in the left wing and the courtyard will be activated with volleyball and a “glamping” site.

 

Development Plan

The development plans include creating a concert venue and performance area to host 1,800 people, which will be one of the largest outdoor concert venues in New York City and the only Beach Front venue on this scale.

An indoor and outdoor event space with the indoor space, an ideal space for year-round private and corporate events hosting up to 200 people.

A 28-key creative boutique hotel with ocean and New York City skyline views. A perfect supplement for event venue.

Plenty of food and beverage options that will include casual and poolside dining, rooftop restaurant, dive bar, and a gelato/juice bar

A resort-style pool area with swimming pool, daybed cabanas, sun beds, showers, and splash pads offered through seasonal membership and daily passes.

For more information on the Jacob Riis Bathhouse project, see the investment deck and brochure here.

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