Minerva BI Expands Office Space in Williamsburg
The firm moved to a larger office on the 10th floor of the Refinery at Domino building.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Commercial
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Minerva BI recently signed a lease for 8,320 square feet of office space at the Refinery at Domino in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The company relocated to this new 10th-floor unit from its previous 3,500-square-foot office on the building's third floor.
Why it matters
The lease expansion is intended to support the company's growth trajectory. The move was finalized as the tenant broker worked to secure the high-demand space against competition from other potential lessees.
Minerva BI now occupies 8,320 square feet following its relocation. During Q3 2026, the average office asking rent in the area was $65.08 per square foot.
The players
Minerva BI
A business entity that recently completed a significant expansion of its corporate office footprint.
Refinery at Domino
A prominent commercial real estate development located in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn.
Skylight
A commercial tenant currently operating 13,600 square feet of space within the Refinery at Domino building.
Mega
A commercial entity that secured a 3,926-square-foot lease at the development in late 2025.
The details
The expansion places Minerva BI within the same Williamsburg development as other tenants like Skylight, which utilizes 13,600 square feet, and Mega, which signed for 3,926 square feet in December 2025.
Timeline
December 2025: Mega signed a 3,926-square-foot lease at the property.
May 2026: Skylight completed its expansion to 13,600 square feet.
Q3 2026: Average office asking rent reached $65.08 per square foot.
October 2026: Minerva BI signed the lease expansion.
Culture Shift
This move reflects a sustained interest in premium office spaces within repurposed industrial developments like the Refinery at Domino. Such transitions follow established patterns of gentrification and commercial investment that have redefined Williamsburg's real estate profile.
The expansion indicates continued commercial activity in Williamsburg, potentially influencing local demand for services and amenities near the waterfront. Businesses and residents in the area may observe increased foot traffic as the building reaches higher occupancy levels.
The takeaway
Companies looking to scale in competitive urban markets often prioritize high-demand developments to facilitate growth. Businesses should account for current square-footage pricing trends when evaluating expansion opportunities in similar high-traffic neighborhoods.
Further reading
For more information on the local business climate, see Commercial.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Observer.
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