Gotham Greens
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Urban Farm DB summary
Gotham Greens is a U.S. company founded in 2009 by Viraj Puri and Eric Haley that grows lettuce, herbs, and related products via hydroponics in rooftop greenhouses. Its first greenhouse (15,000 sq ft) opened in Brooklyn in May 2011, and as of 2026 it operates 13 facilities totaling over 1.8 million square feet across New York City, Chicago, and other states. The company claims up to 30 times the production efficiency per acre versus conventional field agriculture, up to 90% less water use, and 97% less land use, and raised $310 million in 2022 (cumulative funding of $440 million).
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- 30 x_conventional↑ Increase
yield per acre(rooftop hydroponic farming)
YieldControl: conventional field agriculture, per acre- method
- hydroponic rooftop greenhouse
- 90 %↓ Decrease
water use(rooftop hydroponic farming)
WaterControl: conventional agriculture- note
- reported as 'up to 90%'
- 97 %↓ Decrease
land use(rooftop hydroponic farming)
DesignControl: conventional agriculture - 310 usd_million
funding raised(gotham greens)
Economics- year
- 2022
- 13 count
facility count(gotham greens)
Design- year
- 2026
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