
New York City Council
Rita Joseph, Member
Representing District 40
930 Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Call 718-287-8762
Web: https://council.nyc.gov/district-40/
Facilitate a discussion with the New York City Planning and HPD, EDA, and so on regarding development activity in the area (such as new housing, redevelopment of the Sears location in relationship to the Lowe’s Theater complex, and anything else concerned residents would like to know about the impact (positive and negative) of new development.
U.S. Congress
Yvette D. Clarke
Representing District 9
123 Linden Boulevard, 4th Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Call 718-287-1142
Web: Brooklyn Office
Advise on obtaining State and Federal support for eliminating food deserts and help understand the owner’s position regarding long-term development plans for the property, if any. Federal intervention and resource processes take time and leverage. The community and other stakeholders might as well explore ASAP.
Stop & Shop Plans to End its Lease December 31, 2022 (Reviews)
(Other News) 1009 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Primarily concentrated in the northeastern United States, Stop & Shop has a positive reputation. [It’s a] massive supermarket with a relatively decent selection of products and reasonable prices compared to Prospect Heights. The meat department isn’t deficient, and the deli area is large and staffed by accommodating people who will go out of their way to help you. Source
The following data is public information on the ownership and land use of the property. Persons interested in conducting research on properties in this area are sought. The vacant land resource offered in this location is a highly prized commodity.

What if the new market isn’t an improvement?
New stores should be told one truth. The community may be low and moderate-income, but 60% to 70% of their market will be found in just 30% of households. Know that selling to them is fair to everyone. That is why we shop there or do we?
Owner | FLATBUSH DELAWARE HO |
Land Use | Commercial & Office Buildings |
Lot Area | 107,142 sq ft [? 1 hectare, ha] |
Lot Frontage | 292.08 ft |
Lot Depth | 224.75 ft |
Year Built | 1995 |
Years Altered | 1998, 2020 |
Building Class Store Buildings | One-Story Retail Building (K1) |
Number of Buildings | 1 |
Number of Floors | 1 |
Gross Floor Area | 141,599 sq ft |
Total # of Units | 4 |
Building Info | BISWEB |
Property Records | View ACRIS |
Housing Info | View HPD’s Building, Registration & Violation Records |
Use the links above for additional detail regarding the representatives of this property, its owners, banks, and creditors linked to the area. Interested researchers, please have a look around. For example, the BISWEB and ACRIS data includes multiple page records of business transactions.

The market area for this location is extensive. A thorough look and the economic power held by the community is based on fair food prices and investment in the community’s future. The responsibility of all property owners is to see well beyond their bottom line. This community’s retail district depends on continuously maintaining and producing affordable housing along with a viable, hardworking, well-organized business association.

Block:5126 Lot:1
Police Precinct:70
Owner: FLATBUSH DELAWARE HO
Address:1007FLATBUSH AVENUE, BROOKLYN 11226
Lot Area:107142 sf
Lot Frontage:292.08′Lot Depth:224.75
Year Built:1995
Number of Buildings:1
Number of Floors:1
Gross Floor Area:141,599 sf (estimated)
Residential Units: 0 Total # of Units: 3
Land Use: Commercial and Office Buildings
Zoning: C4-2
Commercial Overlay:
Zoning Map #:22C
Source: http://maps.nyc.gov/doitt/nycitymap
Interested participants seeking a detailed understanding of the development issues posed by this site are encouraged to leave a reply for coordination with other researchers on this issue.

Triangulation is a common practice in large market areas. The strategy of franchise corporations such as Stop and Shop is to place three in an area, manage the inventory among them, measure profitability and dump the least of them.

Using multiple sources of data or multiple approaches to analyzing information is a means designed to enhance profitability. There are twelve Stop& Stop locations on the map (right). Three are in Brooklyn.
- What is the history of openings and closings across the New York Metro Region?
- Is there a history of backing away from market areas experiencing stress?
- What role does the property tax on this multi-million dollar property play in negotiations?
- What government actions are possible to eliminate the disruption anticipated?
The following map is from the Department of City Planning (DCP) Population FactFinder. It details the 8.8 million New Yorkers counted in the 2020 Census.

A typical market area for a grocery store can range outward and stay within a half-mile radius. Thereafter the data is altered by overlapping competition and other factors. The full range of households attracted to this location is best determined by a survey of customers, the nearest intersection of residence, a shot at getting income in a range, and the average amount spent monthly for comparison with 2020 Census data – specifically household median incomes.
Primary Market Area by CT
10 Tracts | Brooklyn: 790.01, 792.02, 510.01, 790.02, 792.01, 794, 512, 510.02, 514, 516.02