Pacific Park is a large-scale, mixed-use development project located in the heart of Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, just adjacent to Downtown Brooklyn and near Barclays Center. Previously known as Atlantic Yards, Pacific Park spans over 22 acres and is designed to transform the area into a vibrant residential and commercial hub. The development features a blend of residential towers, office space, retail shops, public open space, and improved infrastructure. Once complete, it will include over 6,400 residential units—many of them affordable—along with eight acres of public parks and green space. Pacific Park offers a contemporary urban lifestyle, appealing to professionals, families, and creatives who appreciate easy access to transportation, entertainment, and cultural amenities

The real estate offerings in Pacific Park consist primarily of newly constructed condominium and rental buildings with modern architecture, luxury finishes, and full-service amenities such as doormen, fitness centers, lounges, and landscaped rooftop terraces. Many units offer stunning views of the Manhattan skyline or the surrounding Brooklyn neighborhoods. The development places a strong emphasis on accessibility and affordability, incorporating a significant percentage of income-restricted apartments. Buyers and renters here benefit from the proximity to major transit lines (including the Atlantic Terminal hub) and the buzz of Barclays Center. Real estate values in the area have risen steadily as more buildings are completed, with Pacific Park helping to redefine the Prospect Heights and Downtown Brooklyn corridor as a premier destination for upscale urban living.

Pacific Park, formerly known as Atlantic Yards, was one of the most ambitious and controversial real estate projects in Brooklyn's recent history. Proposed by Forest City Ratner Companies in the early 2000s and later taken over by Greenland USA, the project aimed to redevelop a large swath of underutilized land near the Atlantic Avenue rail yards. A major component of the plan was the construction of Barclays Center, which opened in 2012 and brought professional sports (the Brooklyn Nets and later the New York Liberty) and major concerts to the borough. The project was initially met with significant community opposition due to concerns over displacement, eminent domain, and the scale of development. Over time, with ongoing construction and phased completion of buildings, Pacific Park has evolved into a key contributor to Brooklyn’s modern urban fabric, balancing private development with public benefits such as affordable housing and open space.