New York City’s brick factory industry is growing, and it’s the kind of growth that makes the region a national model for economic growth.

The new Brick Works in the Brooklyn borough of Manhattan is home to an estimated 10,000 workers and a $3 billion investment in its construction and expansion.

But what’s behind the massive investment in the area?

The city has been looking for a new brick factory to add to its growing collection of warehouses and industrial spaces, but it’s also been looking to the suburbs for inspiration.

The area’s proximity to Manhattan has long been a factor in attracting businesses from all over the country, and the area’s urban density and location on the East River have helped the region become a destination for manufacturing.

But the Brick Works is different.

In Brooklyn, where the area has been growing since the 1970s, the company has found a way to tap into an existing market.

The company began to build brick factories in the city in the early 1990s and quickly attracted more companies.

It now employs 1,200 workers and is currently adding new ones, but the Brick Factory has an even bigger presence in New York State, with more than 2,500 employees, according to the company’s website.

The company has built more than 100 factories, mostly in Brooklyn, and employs more than 20,000 people.

The Brick Factory’s arrival in New England comes at a time when the industry is still in its infancy.

Most companies in the United States are based in the Northeast, and many of the companies are focused on building warehouses and processing materials.

Brick factories have been around for centuries, but there’s been a lot of attention to improving them.

The companies building warehouses are trying to use the Brickworks’ facilities to make the business more efficient.

The bricks used in the factories are shipped from overseas to the factories, where they’re then stacked up to form the walls of the warehouses.

The factory is then used to make materials used in furniture and other furniture.

The process is relatively inexpensive, and there are no major construction costs, said Jim Siegel, who heads up the Brick Industry Group, a trade group for brick manufacturers.

The bricks are made from recycled, virgin or “green” materials, and they are cleaned and sanitized by hand to keep them from damaging the environment, Siegel said.

They also can be made with more environmentally friendly materials.

The new BrickFactory in Manhattan is one of a number of new warehouses that are being built in the borough in recent years, with a goal of doubling the number of warehouses built by the end of 2020.

The construction process takes about three weeks, and about 90% of the new warehouse space is being built with the new process, according, the Brickyard, an industry group.

The organization also has plans to build another 10,400 warehouse spaces by 2020.

The move to the city has helped Brickyard grow, with its average occupancy rate of 6,000 in May and June of this year, according.

That’s up from just over 4,000 last year, said Robyn Coughlin, Brickyard’s vice president of growth.

New York’s growth has also been fueled by a number other factors.

Brickyards are often the only companies in their sector that can move into buildings at night and close them to let out the air.

Also, there’s less competition than there was in the 1990s, with most of the major companies focused on making products.

In the past, brick factories could operate for only a couple of years, but they now can do it for years.

That means the bricks are being made in warehouses in the middle of Manhattan, where other companies can be seen and heard, Coughlan said.

That creates an environment that is more hospitable to new businesses, she said.