Summary

Hub is a 750-apartment Downtown Brooklyn rental with a large amenity program built around Club 333, including a pool, fitness spaces, lounges and outdoor areas. Residents often praise staff and community, while a major 2026 club-fee increase and communication around amenity access are prominent recent concerns.

750 unitsOpened 2017Managed by Bozzuto

Reviews

Residents frequently praise the people they encounter every day, including the front desk, porters, maintenance and leasing teams. Recent criticism focuses on management communication, package delays and changes to Club 333 rather than the scale of the amenity spaces themselves.

What residents praise

Staff make a large building feel personal

Long-term residents repeatedly name front-desk, maintenance, package-room and leasing staff who respond quickly and help with moves or apartment changes.

Club 333 offers genuinely broad facilities

The pool, fitness rooms, coworking areas, lounges and outdoor spaces are widely used and often described as clean and spacious.

Residents find a sense of community

Building events, friendly neighbors and family activities help residents form connections despite the tower's size.

What residents complain about

Club rules and pricing changed sharply

Residents object to the higher per-person membership price, tighter guest rules and changes to outside swim instruction, especially where notice felt limited.

Packages can take days to reach residents

Recent accounts describe packages waiting to be scanned, crowding the lobby or becoming difficult to locate during busy periods.

Management communication can lag behind problems

Residents report repeated follow-ups for air-conditioning, water and lease issues, while still distinguishing helpful on-site staff from building leadership.

Amenities

Downtown Brooklyn's 55-story Hub puts washer/dryers and dishwashers in every apartment with a 24-hour doorman and concierge, valet garage and staffed package room. Its 75-foot indoor pool, gym, Sky Lounge terrace and lawn sit inside the paid Club333 program; storage and bike rooms are rentable.

In the apartment
In-unit laundry
Air conditioning
Dishwasher
In the building
24-hour doorman
Elevator
Fitness center*
Pool*
Shared outdoor space*
On-site parking*
Package service
Resident storage*

* Fees apply to marked amenities. See Costs in the Availability tab.

Also here: Bike storage · Den with fireplace and workspace · Media room and library · Party room with private terrace · Children's playroom · Conference room

Location

Hub is located at 333 Schermerhorn Street, New York, NY 11217. Hub is close to Nevins Street, Atlantic Terminal and Hoyt-Schermerhorn, giving residents access to most major Brooklyn subway lines. Groceries, restaurants and Fort Greene are also within an easy walk.

  • 3 min
    Nevins St2345
  • 5 min
    Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr2345BDNQR
  • 5 min
    Hoyt-Schermerhorn StsACG
  • 6 min
    DeKalb AvBQR
  • 6 min
    Fulton StG
  • 7 min
    Hoyt St23

Building records

Housing complaints are relatively uncommon compared with similar buildings, with heating, noise and roaches the largest categories. Open pest and detector violations make apartment upkeep a consideration, alongside new-building projects close by.

Reported housing complaintsPast 3 years

Reported housing complaints
Housing-related reports submitted to NYC 311 by residents or the public. A report describes a reported issue, not a confirmed violation.

10.3 reports per 100 apartments, versus 28.8 for other comparable apartment buildings in New York.

CategoryReportsLatest
24
Jan 2026
11
Apr 2026
9
May 2025

HPD housing-code violationsPast 3 years

HPD housing-code violations
Housing-code violations issued by NYC’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development after an inspection. Routine administrative filings and notices are excluded.
ConditionCitationsStatus
3
2 open
2
2 open
18
1 open

3 additional older citations remain open.

Construction nearby

Construction nearby
Construction projects on or near this building with active work permits.
ProjectDistanceLatest permit
100 ftAug 2026
500 ftJun 2026
550 ftMar 2026

Rent history

Compare the gross asking rent, concession term and Club 333 choice for the exact apartment before judging the monthly cost.

Typical rents

Typical rents
Final asking rents from listings that ended in the past year, compared with the same apartment size across buildings in Downtown Brooklyn.
Studio
$3,862median / mo
+9% vs area
$3,582$4,367
1 bed
$4,950median / mo
+11% vs area
$4,080$5,995
2 beds
$7,073median / mo
+15% vs area
$5,780$8,406

Concessions

Historical concessions
Free-rent offers on listings that ended in the past year, including listings with no offer.

About half of listings offered free rent, most commonly one month. If the apartment you like doesn’t include an offer, it’s worth asking whether leasing can extend one.

No free rent recorded: 51%0.3 months: 1%0.5 months: 6%0.75 months: 1%1 month: 14%1.25 months: 3%1.5 months: 3%2 months: 6%2.5 months: 6%3 months: 9%
49%of listings offered free rent
No free rent recorded
51%(36 of 70)
0.3 months
1%(1 of 70)
0.5 months
6%(4 of 70)
0.75 months
1%(1 of 70)
1 month
14%(10 of 70)
1.25 months
3%(2 of 70)
1.5 months
3%(2 of 70)
2 months
6%(4 of 70)
2.5 months
6%(4 of 70)
3 months
9%(6 of 70)

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