NEW YORK CITY—In sync with the millennial generation's tastes and trends, Transmitter Brewing, an urban farmhouse-inspired brewery, makes French and Belgian-style beers and barrel-aged sours. Starting in a garage in Long Island City, they developed a loyal following of craft-beer enthusiasts, and will soon be producing beer and opening a tap room at Building 77 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

The brewery signed an 8,165 square-foot, 10-year lease, where rents in the building are approximately $35 per square foot. It will be located in Building 77's 60,000 square-foot ground floor food manufacturing hub that will function as a gateway to the Yard and a central gathering area.

David Ehrenberg, president and CEO of the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation, says Building 77 will house diverse tenants specializing in industries from food and beverage to fashion. He adds Transmitter, which is known for its thoughtful, imaginative approach to craft beer “perfectly exemplifies the innovative spirit of Brooklyn Navy Yard.”