Luna Green is a 23-story residential building under construction at 3027 West 21st Street in Brooklyn’s Coney Island. The project will deliver 282 units of affordable housing. The building totals over 200,000 gross square feet.
It forms part of the broader Coney Island transformation on former surface parking and underutilized land near Surf Avenue. Earlier phases include Surf Vets Place and Raven Hall (opened in 2019 and 2022). Luna Green is currently under construction and is projected for completion around 2028.
The project is supported by New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development funding through the Senior Affordable Rental Assistance (SARA) program. It sits within the larger vision for Coney Island that includes thousands of new homes, boardwalk improvements, and public amenities while preserving the area’s distinctive seaside character.
Quality Interiors Matter in Affordable Housing
For residents, well-designed, durable, and easy-to-maintain kitchens and bathrooms are essential. Thoughtful cabinetry and vanity selections improve daily functionality, storage, and long-term livability while helping control maintenance costs for the building owner.
Atlantis Kitchens, a family-owned cabinet supplier based in Fresh Meadows, Queens, is providing the kitchen cabinets and vanities for Luna Green. Founded in 1987 by Jimmy Gavalas, the company has four decades of experience serving property companies, builders, designers, and multi-unit projects across New York and the East Coast. They specialize in competitive pricing, reliable production timelines, and a wide range of quality products suited to both residential and large-scale developments.
Atlantis is a long-standing dealer for brands such as Fabuwood and supplies both kitchen cabinetry and bathroom vanities. Their focus on multi-unit work makes them a practical partner for projects like Luna Green, where consistency, durability, and on-time delivery across hundreds of units are critical.
Why This Matters for Coney Island
Coney Island’s renaissance mixes preservation of its historic amusement identity with new housing and public investment. Luna Green adds affordable homes in a walkable, transit-accessible location near the beach, subway, and neighborhood amenities. Pairing the building’s modern structure with reliable, well-specified interiors from a local supplier like Atlantis Kitchens helps ensure the residences are not only affordable but also practical and attractive for the people who will call them home.
As construction continues toward the expected 2028 completion, Luna Green stands as a tangible example of targeted investment in housing within one of New York City’s most distinctive waterfront neighborhoods—supported by partners committed to quality at every scale, from the foundation to the kitchen cabinets and vanities.
