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Owner's portfoliono other current holdings listed
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Registered office
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recorded transfer by a year or more; this card follows the deed.
| Address | Held by | Class | Units | Assessed | Purchased |
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| 165 EAST 62 STREET this property | ••••••••••• | — | $0 | — |
•• further building(s)
match
this owner's name but not their mailing address — deliberately not
listed.
On this database one common name maps to 159 buildings across 476 different mailing
addresses (dozens of unrelated people), while a genuine operator's 158 concentrate on
5. A name alone is a lead to check, not a holding to report.
One connected owner group.
Every building below is reached from the same group of
1 owner key, so every property in it shows this same list — whichever page you open.Shared mailing addresses and DOB/HPD filing links are evidence,
not grouping — see Connected buildings below.
Connected buildings
Buildings connected to this owner through a shared registered office, an HPD registration or a shared deed mailing address are listed for readers whose plan includes the owner's portfolio.
The owner's other buildings are hidden on the free view. See the plans that include them
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Staten Island. ACRIS is the City Register's system and covers New York, Bronx, Kings and Queens counties only — Richmond County records are held by the county clerk. 144,675 buildings against 389 recorded sales.
Mortgages. A borrower's address would be the most current evidence available and none of it is here: 4,213,064 mortgage documents carry no party records, so no connection shown rests on one.
Unlinked condo lots. 5,141 condo unit lots have no identifiable parent building — they sit on blocks holding several condominiums, or none this data can tell apart — so a connection through one of them cannot be made at all.
Mortgages. A borrower's address would be the most current evidence available and none of it is here: 4,213,064 mortgage documents carry no party records, so no connection shown rests on one.
Unlinked condo lots. 5,141 condo unit lots have no identifiable parent building — they sit on blocks holding several condominiums, or none this data can tell apart — so a connection through one of them cannot be made at all.
Owner
Owner names are hidden on the free view. See the plans that include them
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- Occupancy
- Absentee address-normalised
- Deed parties
- Deed parties27
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Companies whose NY DOS registered address is this building. This is a fact
about the address, not about the owner — in a multi-unit property these are
tenants and residents filing from home, and the owner may be none of them.
Entities naming an apartment are listed apart for that reason.
Registered at the owner's address••
None
Co-registration is common control, not ownership. Sharing a suite with the
owner LLC is strong evidence the same people run both, and is not proof — a
small accountant registers unrelated clients from one storefront and stays
well under the 50-entity agent-address threshold. Sharing only the building is
weaker still and is listed apart. Verify on the deed before acting on it.
Value & tax
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- $0
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- Annual property tax
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class 2–4 rate provisional
Taxable value × the class tax rate, before abatements and credits such as STAR — an estimate, not the bill.
- Taxable
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- History
- Assessment history8
- Exemptions
- Exemptions0
Contacts
Owner contacts are hidden on the free view. See the plans that include them
- Owner contact
- •••••••••••possible — verify
- All contacts
- All contacts11
- Boiler-registry phone
- — not held
Lot & building as recorded on the tax roll (PLUTO)
- Lot area
- — sf
- Lot dimensions
- 16.0 × 99.0 ft
- Building area
- —
- Building dimensions
- 16.0 × 52.0 ft
- Floors
- 3.0
- Year built
- —
- — total · residential count not recorded
- Condominium
- no
- — not recorded
Zoning & use what the lot is allowed to be
- —
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- —
- —
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- —
- — use not determined
- — no allowance for this use in this district
Sales history every recorded sale of this building, newest first
| Date | Price |
|---|---|
| 2015-09-09 | •• |
| 2015-09-09 | •• |
| 2004-12-23 | •• |
| 1998-05-28 | •• |
| 1997-08-15 | •• |
| 1992-03-05 | •• |
| 1982-06-18 | •• |
| — | •• |
| — | •• |
On this block Manhattan Block 1397 · City block 2 of 2 · Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill
- Storefronts
- 17
- 13 filed by owners (LL157, 2024) · 4 from business records
- Storefronts vacant
- 7.7%
- of the 13 filed
- Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill 8.4% · Manhattan 11.1%
- Named storefront businesses
- 10
- Anchors (> 5 locations)
- 1
- Sales, last 24 months
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- Median $/sq ft, last 24 months
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- single-lot priced deeds, condo units excluded
- New-building, major-alteration & demolition permits, 12 months
- 1
- Lots in a distress band
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- moderate or worse
- Unused buildable floor area
- 112,441 sq ft
- max FAR × lot area − built; rough
- Lots held by the largest owner
- 3
- its owner group, as the property page groups owners
This side (East 62 Street, Lexington Avenue → 3 Avenue): 12 storefronts, 0 vacant · Across the street: 6 storefronts, 0 vacant
Compliance & distress signals open complaints, violations, unpaid tickets and charges on this lot
Nothing open or owed on record: no open DOB or HPD complaints, active DOB safety violations, unpaid OATH tickets, overdue DOF charges, CONH listing or LL159 relocation charges.
From NYC Open Data: DOB complaints (open only), HPD complaints (2021 on),
DOB safety violations, FISP facade filings, boiler and elevator filings, OATH hearings
(unpaid only), DOF property charges (overdue, latest quarterly extract), HPD CONH list,
LL159 relocation charges, LL84 benchmarking. The LL33 grade is derived from the
ENERGY STAR score.
Federal tax liens IRS liens linked to this property's owners, from ACRIS
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A federal tax lien is the IRS's claim against a TAXPAYER for unpaid federal tax. It attaches to what that person or company owns; it is filed under their name and address, not against a building. "No release on record" describes the record: a lien paid recently may not show its release yet, and a lien with no release past the IRS's 10-year collection limit has normally expired. These are not the city's tax liens (unpaid property tax or water charges), which are a lien on the property itself and are listed under Tax liens in the records below.
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Distress
Transactions & debt
Construction
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Contacts
Area & flags
Occupants
Two badges. The blue one counts what is still live — open
violations, pending court cases, unrescinded vacate orders. The outlined one is the
total ever recorded, shown only when it differs. A landlord with sixteen closed
housing-court cases and none pending reads 0 on the first and 16 on the
second; showing only the first would hide the pattern entirely.