Jehova's Witnesses Selling Another Huge Brooklyn Heights Property

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BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN — The Jehova's Witnesses are continuing their liquidation of prime Brooklyn Heights property.

In their third fire sale in a matter of months, the group's massive, 16-story residential building at 21 Clark St. has hit the market for a yet-to-be-revealed price, as reported by DNAinfo.

The building was originally constructed for $4 million in 1924 as the Leverich Towers Hotel, according to Brooklyn Heights Blog. Over the years, its occupants have included the Brooklyn Dodgers and a Yiddish radio station, the local news site reports.

The Jehova's Witnesses took over the 295-unit structure in 1975, according to the property's real-estate website, and have since added "a rooftop terrace and lounge, a commercial kitchen, dining rooms, medical offices and a clinic."

The religious group is in the process of relocating its world headquarters to Warwick, New York, and is thus selling off a host of Brooklyn Heights properties in anticipation.

Among their recent deals: 124 Columbia Heights sold for $105 million, while 25-30 Columbia Heights — plus a parking lot at 85 Jay St. — reportedly went for $700 million.

69 Adams St. was recently put up for sale, as well.

A price for 21 Clark St. has yet to be posted.