Lendlease, the privately owned real estate and investment group which owns the India Street Pier, announced that construction to the pier has been met with delays yet again. 

The company released a statement on March 15 stating that they anticipate the ferry to resume service by September 2022. Lendlease originally projected that ferry service would resume by June 2022, which they confirmed in an interview with Greenpointers last October. 

But the presence of two different…

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  1. Is there anyone in this neighborhood advocating for cutting through all the red tape to get our ferry stop up and running by May/June 2022, as promised??? This latest “delay” is not surprising at all. I can see this dragging on and on and on … and the private party responsible would be glad for it, I’m sure. Where is the accountability, here?

  2. this is ridiculous. people move to greenpoint because of that ferry. especially now that the subways are clearly not safe, people depend on this to get to work. someone needs to do something.

  3. Who is the genius that made the developer, Lendlease the responsible party to maintain the ferry stop? Their waterfront project is nowhere near completion so what incentive do they have to bring back this ferry service? In fact, they are better off not completing the ferry work until their project is complete. Why would they rush to fix a ferry stop that will only benefit buildings that are already built? 100% conflict of interest here. More journalists should really look into this.

    Shame on Lendlease and the city for allowing this to happen. We all know September 2022 will turn into Spring 2023 and so on!

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