The full report comes with a plan. A plan opens the distress, comps and sales for this building, and the larger plans add the owner, contacts and portfolio. The public facts below come from NYC Open Data.
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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.
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.
Comparable sales
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· 3 sales — the strongest peer set available
An implied value, not an appraisal.
It knows nothing about condition, renovation, floor, light or lease status, and DOF
building class is a coarse peer definition —
No block-level peer set was large enough, so this widens to the
census tract — a weaker comparison that can cross into a different building era.
Deliberately a broad comparison for now; unit mix, floor and condition are a later
refinement. Use it to answer "is this owner sitting on more than they think", not to
price a deal.
⚠️ Debugging view — two sources, not one answer. The comps above are
ACRIS. Below, the same peer set counted from DOF Annualized Sales. This
is here so the two can be compared while it is decided which one the comps should
read; it is temporary and it is not part of the valuation.
Source
Sales
Median price
Low
High
Median $/unit
Median $/sq ft
ACRIS
multi-lot deeds excluded outright
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rows sharing a date+price with another lot removed
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DOF · raw
exactly as DOF publishes it
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Same geography and same window as the ACRIS comps above
(•••••••••••, ••
months), so the only things that differ between these rows are the
source and the package rule.
•• of •• DOF rows here
share a date and a price with another lot and are dropped from the filtered row.
The filter is an inference, and DOF cannot confirm it.
DOF publishes no deed id, no CRFN, no instrument identifier of any kind, so
there is no exact way to tell a package deal from two unrelated sales that happened to
close at the same price on the same day. This drops both. It also only sees packages
whose other lots are inside this peer set — one spanning several blocks is
invisible here. Citywide it is not a small effect: 189,389 of 582,125 priced DOF
rows (32.5%) share a date and price with another lot.
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••
Not listed — this is a registered-agent address.
•• entities file from •••••••••••, which makes it a
law firm, a filing service or a virtual office rather than one operator's
structure. Listing them would read as a portfolio and it is not one.
Value & tax
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$17,963
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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.
Compliance & distress signals
open complaints, violations, unpaid tickets and charges on this lot
Overdue property charges
•• across •• charges oldest due ••••••••••• · DOF extract ••/••/••••
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.
Permits12Job filings37Certificates of occupancy3Major construction0Stalled construction0After-hours work16Electrical permit items0
Tax & value
Assessment history1Exemptions0
Contacts
All contacts15Permit contacts33HPD registration contacts5
Area & flags
Precinct crime0City-owned0
Occupants
Commercial tenantsRecorded leases
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.