THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

Grand Three At Sky View Parc

131-01 40th Road, Queens, NY 11354

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Overview

A 280-unit tower in Flushing, the last of three Grand towers built on a podium above the Shops at Sky View Center. Owners join a 1,241-unit homeowners association that runs the pool, Grand Club and rooftop plaza, and the plan tells buyers to assume no 421-a abatement. The offering plan specifies engineered wood floors, Scavolini cabinets, Bosch appliances and a washer and dryer in each apartment.

  • Utilities: Electricity submetered and billed by the condominium; gas and water and sewer in the common charges p. 316
  • Address: 131-01 40th Road, Flushing, Queens
  • Plan: CD150390, accepted for filing in May 2016
  • Residences: 280, on floors 8 to 19 (there's no 13 or 14) and three penthouse levels on floors 21 to 23. Unit 9J goes to the board as the resident manager's apartment.
  • Outdoor space: balconies on most units, and private terraces on floor 8 and in the courtyards next door
  • Parking and storage: no parking or storage units. Valet parking is run by the garage operator for a fee, and the building has no bike or storage rooms.
  • First offering: on floors 8 to 11, studios were priced from $530,888 to $560,888, one-bedrooms from $731,888 to about $1.06 million and two-bedrooms from about $1.12 million to $1.38 million, rising with the floor (sponsor offering prices, not sales). The Attorney General's record now lists about $284 million for the whole offering.
  1. AcceptedMay 2016
  2. 13 amendments
  3. First sale
  4. Latest sale

Sales

247 of 248 units sold (100%)

$272.5 millionin sales
$1,169/SFaverage sale price
July 2017 – June 2024first to latest sale
UnitSoldPrice
PH2MJun 21, 2024$2,007,200
18MMay 16, 2024$2,000,000
8PApr 22, 2024$630,000
9TApr 16, 2024$750,000
20PApr 15, 2024$685,000
18PMar 29, 2024$680,000
19MMar 29, 2024$1,950,000
17PMar 22, 2024$670,000
12PMar 13, 2024$650,000
16PFeb 29, 2024$660,000
11FFeb 1, 2024$928,000
10DJan 29, 2024$918,000
10NJan 18, 2024$980,000
9VJan 10, 2024$990,000
12ADec 13, 2023$1,350,000
12FDec 13, 2023$1,050,000
PH1FNov 6, 2023$1,080,000
PH1DOct 25, 2023$1,070,000
16WSep 28, 2023$1,100,000
11MSep 26, 2023$1,100,000
8FSep 22, 2023$1,108,000
10WSep 11, 2023$1,175,000
8KJun 30, 2023$1,175,000
11PJun 15, 2023$770,299
12WMay 24, 2023$1,161,850
8VNov 21, 2022$1,196,949
15PSep 30, 2022$781,850
PH2ASep 16, 2022$2,410,649
PH2FAug 4, 2022$1,111,850
PH3PJul 21, 2022$851,850
15WJun 30, 2022$1,177,649
10MJun 29, 2022$1,204,149
17FJun 29, 2022$1,087,149
PH1AJun 28, 2022$2,134,781
PH3AJun 2, 2022$2,252,350
PH2DMay 12, 2022$1,068,350
PH1WMay 11, 2022$1,226,249
10PMay 9, 2022$741,149
9MMar 17, 2022$951,850
PH1GJan 26, 2022$1,117,749
8QJan 19, 2022$1,152,350
PH1KJan 5, 2022$1,162,350
12ZDec 20, 2021$1,159,649
11ZNov 5, 2021$1,173,838
9NOct 6, 2021$871,149
PH1JSep 13, 2021$1,097,049
15DSep 1, 2021$1,056,149
18YAug 19, 2021$914,319
17YAug 16, 2021$907,999
17AAug 10, 2021$1,514,649
PH3KJul 23, 2021$1,124,690
18WJul 21, 2021$1,115,000
15ZJul 16, 2021$1,186,149
11AJun 4, 2021$1,465,149
17TJun 4, 2021$894,549
9QMay 12, 2021$1,130,349
17WFeb 18, 2021$1,086,850
10QJan 7, 2021$1,102,350
20MDec 15, 2020$2,320,149
PH1NDec 10, 2020$2,099,649
9FDec 9, 2020$988,149
8MDec 7, 2020$872,850
16MOct 1, 2020$1,171,749
PH1PAug 28, 2020$771,850
20TMay 29, 2020$914,849
PH2TApr 28, 2020$928,349
9WFeb 3, 2020$910,049
PH3FJan 15, 2020$1,080,006
11RDec 19, 2019$850,391
10VDec 9, 2019$1,100,971
PH3TOct 3, 2019$920,344
20WSep 13, 2019$1,196,799
11QAug 26, 2019$1,169,307
PH3WAug 16, 2019$1,244,658
18DJul 23, 2019$1,052,513
10ZJul 22, 2019$1,161,466
15AJul 15, 2019$1,501,562
19AJul 11, 2019$1,084,588
20VJun 26, 2019$1,234,373
11WJun 20, 2019$1,104,282
19VJun 13, 2019$1,217,877
20AJun 3, 2019$1,093,752
19FMay 28, 2019$1,056,586
8JMay 21, 2019$970,035
19PMay 6, 2019$787,449
8GApr 17, 2019$1,091,920
10AMar 26, 2019$1,513,655
11SFeb 27, 2019$959,943
12DFeb 8, 2019$1,138,646
PH2WFeb 8, 2019$1,332,113
8DJan 15, 2019$1,200,759
PH2JJan 3, 2019$858,118
PH3JDec 27, 2018$853,536
10SDec 13, 2018$944,669
16YNov 30, 2018$1,019,511
10JNov 29, 2018$785,822
16ANov 20, 2018$1,708,866
8RNov 15, 2018$1,423,247
PH2HNov 6, 2018$868,810
PH3DOct 31, 2018$1,199,232
15VOct 30, 2018$1,311,239
17MOct 26, 2018$2,548,922
9DOct 3, 2018$1,117,772
10TOct 1, 2018$955,361
19JSep 27, 2018$832,967
12YSep 20, 2018$980,817
20HSep 18, 2018$858,627
19WSep 5, 2018$1,317,349
9LSep 4, 2018$598,464
16ZSep 4, 2018$1,331,604
11DAug 30, 2018$1,127,954
15FAug 27, 2018$1,189,558
19KAug 23, 2018$1,321,422
18JAug 10, 2018$827,570
PH3HAug 10, 2018$863,718
20RAug 6, 2018$1,902,333
9RAug 3, 2018$930,046
9SAug 3, 2018$945,500
19DAug 3, 2018$1,233,970
10FAug 1, 2018$1,122,863
20DJul 16, 2018$1,163,084
16DJul 6, 2018$1,142,719
PH3MJun 29, 2018$2,651,256
15CJun 28, 2018$869,319
10KJun 25, 2018$726,255
PH3GJun 25, 2018$853,027
16QJun 11, 2018$1,344,841
17HJun 7, 2018$820,952
20CJun 7, 2018$1,382,008
17JJun 5, 2018$816,879
18ZJun 1, 2018$1,378,444
19YMay 29, 2018$1,077,042
PH2QMay 29, 2018$1,401,863
20QMay 23, 2018$1,392,699
15NMay 8, 2018$1,342,296
20KMay 8, 2018$1,265,927
20FMay 3, 2018$1,150,865
10CApr 26, 2018$854,554
16FApr 23, 2018$1,135,591
15JApr 20, 2018$787,350
9PApr 18, 2018$817,897
11GApr 17, 2018$783,786
17VApr 12, 2018$1,328,549
PH2GApr 11, 2018$853,027
9HApr 10, 2018$802,114
PH2KApr 9, 2018$1,276,110
18CApr 4, 2018$885,102
10YApr 2, 2018$955,361
12MMar 30, 2018$1,301,057
12NMar 30, 2018$1,316,840
18GMar 28, 2018$809,242
9JMar 15, 2018$777,167
PH1QMar 9, 2018$1,377,935
PH1TMar 9, 2018$1,484,851
8NFeb 28, 2018$948,936
17DFeb 28, 2018$1,160,822
18TFeb 28, 2018$1,009,328
19CFeb 26, 2018$1,375,389
19GFeb 26, 2018$814,333
15MFeb 22, 2018$1,306,148
17QFeb 21, 2018$1,340,768
8CFeb 15, 2018$873,901
19QFeb 15, 2018$1,339,241
11NFeb 13, 2018$1,286,292
PH3RFeb 12, 2018$1,913,534
20JFeb 8, 2018$811,278
17ZFeb 7, 2018$1,367,752
16NFeb 1, 2018$1,331,604
16SJan 30, 2018$981,835
8TJan 26, 2018$1,413,573
17GJan 25, 2018$804,660
20GJan 19, 2018$842,844
15LJan 17, 2018$584,209
19ZJan 16, 2018$1,397,790
11CJan 10, 2018$859,645
PH2RJan 10, 2018$1,922,189
PH3VJan 9, 2018$1,383,535
16JJan 4, 2018$792,441
16RJan 4, 2018$966,052
PH3YJan 4, 2018$1,065,841
10HDec 28, 2017$794,986
PH2CDec 28, 2017$1,391,172
15HDec 18, 2017$810,769
PH2VDec 15, 2017$1,396,772
17CDec 14, 2017$880,010
18QDec 13, 2017$1,350,442
PH1CDec 13, 2017$1,396,263
18VDec 12, 2017$1,340,768
10RDec 11, 2017$924,813
12LDec 8, 2017$578,608
17SDec 7, 2017$989,981
11TDec 6, 2017$959,943
PH3CDec 6, 2017$1,385,571
16GNov 30, 2017$799,059
PH1VNov 29, 2017$1,407,973
PH3QNov 28, 2017$1,382,517
PH2PNov 27, 2017$919,722
PH1YNov 16, 2017$965,034
11YNov 14, 2017$960,452
20YNov 14, 2017$1,054,131
19HNov 13, 2017$830,625
11VNov 10, 2017$1,275,600
PH1RNov 10, 2017$1,481,796
PH2YNov 10, 2017$1,079,078
11JNov 6, 2017$760,366
12CNov 3, 2017$864,737
18FNov 3, 2017$1,140,173
18LNov 1, 2017$598,973
9KOct 31, 2017$729,147
11KOct 31, 2017$739,450
12KOct 31, 2017$744,601
16KOct 31, 2017$754,903
18ROct 31, 2017$1,914,965
16COct 26, 2017$875,428
18AOct 26, 2017$1,675,264
10LOct 25, 2017$567,917
12JOct 25, 2017$780,731
12ROct 24, 2017$958,893
16LOct 24, 2017$588,791
9GOct 23, 2017$773,603
15KOct 23, 2017$741,019
11HOct 20, 2017$800,078
15GOct 20, 2017$793,968
12SOct 17, 2017$962,998
16TOct 17, 2017$989,981
20ZOct 17, 2017$1,402,882
18HOct 12, 2017$810,769
18KOct 11, 2017$756,802
11LOct 10, 2017$567,917
15SOct 6, 2017$973,180
15TOct 6, 2017$980,308
16VOct 6, 2017$1,316,330
15QOct 4, 2017$1,325,495
17ROct 4, 2017$974,198
19ROct 3, 2017$1,896,733
12QSep 28, 2017$1,329,783
12TSep 28, 2017$970,125
17KSep 28, 2017$751,202
10GSep 27, 2017$778,694
12VSep 27, 2017$1,295,965
17LSep 27, 2017$593,373
15RSep 25, 2017$957,906
16HSep 20, 2017$815,351
12GSep 18, 2017$789,895
12HSep 18, 2017$789,895
19TSep 18, 2017$1,015,947
15YJul 28, 2017$992,527
Every sale: 247 recorded sales, with price and dateGet Full Access

From city records (ACRIS), through Sep 30, 2026.

Common Charges & First-Year Budget

Property Taxes

The plan's first-year tax estimate, checked against the city's real bills.

HomePlan's estimateFirst yearCurrent
8C$4,815$6,160FY2026
8D$6,406$8,194FY2026
8F$6,362$9,342FY2025$9,865FY2026
8G$6,683$10,362FY2026
8J$5,939$7,597FY2026
8K$6,873$9,771FY2024$8,792FY2026
8M$5,311$8,236FY2026
8N$4,844$7,511FY2026
8P$4,173$6,128FY2025$6,471FY2026
8Q$6,698$9,522FY2024$8,568FY2026
8R$7,194$9,202FY2026
8T$7,471$9,557FY2026
8V$6,639$9,439FY2024$8,493FY2026
9C$4,742$7,353FY2026
9D$6,333$4,051FY2026
9F$6,289$8,045FY2026
9G$4,348$5,562FY2026
9H$4,450$5,693FY2026
9J$4,305$6,674FY2026
9K$4,013$6,222FY2026
9L$2,918$4,525FY2026
9M$5,180$7,364FY2024$8,032FY2026
9N$4,830$6,867FY2024$7,489FY2026
9P$4,173$6,471FY2026
9Q$6,625$8,474FY2026
9R$4,713$7,308FY2026
9S$4,874$7,557FY2026
9T$4,947$7,264FY2025$7,670FY2026
9V$6,493$9,535FY2025$10,068FY2026
9W$6,362$9,865FY2026
10A$8,974$11,480FY2026
10C$4,742$7,353FY2026
10D$6,333$9,300FY2025$8,101FY2026
10F$6,289$9,752FY2026
10G$4,348$5,562FY2026
10H$4,450$6,901FY2026
10J$4,305$6,674FY2026
10K$4,013$6,222FY2026
10L$2,918$4,525FY2026
10M$6,055$8,609FY2024$9,390FY2026
10N$5,880$8,635FY2025$7,522FY2026
10P$4,173$5,933FY2024$5,338FY2026
10Q$6,625$8,474FY2026
10R$4,713$7,308FY2026
10S$4,874$7,557FY2026
10T$4,947$7,670FY2026
10V$6,493$8,306FY2026
10W$6,362$9,342FY2025$8,138FY2026
10Y$4,961$7,693FY2026
10Z$6,581$8,418FY2026
11A$8,974$11,480FY2026
11C$4,742$7,353FY2026
11D$6,333$9,820FY2026
11F$6,289$9,235FY2025$9,752FY2026
11G$4,348$6,742FY2026
11H$4,450$6,901FY2026
11J$4,305$6,674FY2026
11K$4,013$6,222FY2026
11L$2,918$4,525FY2026
11M$6,055$8,892FY2025$9,390FY2026
11N$5,880$9,118FY2026
11P$4,173$5,933FY2024$6,471FY2026
11Q$6,625$10,272FY2026
11R$4,713$7,308FY2026
11S$4,874$6,234FY2026
11T$4,947$6,328FY2026
11V$6,493$10,068FY2026
11W$6,362$8,138FY2026
11Y$4,961$6,346FY2026
11Z$6,581$9,356FY2024$10,204FY2026
12A$8,974$13,178FY2025$11,480FY2026
12C$4,742$7,353FY2026
12D$6,333$9,820FY2026
12F$6,289$9,235FY2025$8,045FY2026
12G$4,348$6,742FY2026
12H$4,450$6,901FY2026
12J$4,305$5,506FY2026
12K$4,013$6,222FY2026
12L$2,918$4,525FY2026
12M$6,055$9,390FY2026
12N$5,880$9,118FY2026
12P$4,173$6,128FY2025$6,471FY2026
12Q$6,625$8,474FY2026
12R$4,713$6,029FY2026
12S$4,874$7,557FY2026
12T$4,947$7,670FY2026
12V$6,493$8,306FY2026
12W$6,362$9,045FY2024$9,865FY2026
12Y$4,961$3,173FY2026
12Z$6,581$9,356FY2024$10,204FY2026
15A$8,974$13,915FY2026
15C$4,742$6,066FY2026
15D$6,333$9,003FY2024$8,101FY2026
15F$6,289$8,045FY2026
15G$4,348$5,562FY2026
15H$4,450$5,693FY2026
15J$4,305$6,674FY2026
15K$4,013$6,222FY2026
15L$2,918$3,733FY2026
15M$6,055$9,390FY2026
15N$5,880$7,522FY2026
15P$4,173$5,933FY2024$5,338FY2026
15Q$6,625$10,272FY2026
15R$4,713$3,015FY2026
15S$4,874$7,557FY2026
15T$4,947$7,670FY2026
15V$6,493$10,068FY2026
15W$6,362$9,045FY2024$8,138FY2026
15Y$4,961$7,693FY2026
15Z$6,581$8,902FY2023$10,204FY2026
16A$8,974$11,480FY2026
16C$4,742$6,066FY2026
16D$6,333$8,101FY2026
16F$6,289$9,752FY2026
16G$4,348$5,562FY2026
16H$4,450$5,693FY2026
16J$4,305$6,674FY2026
16K$4,013$6,222FY2026
16L$2,918$4,525FY2026
16M$6,055$9,390FY2026
16N$5,880$9,118FY2026
16P$4,173$6,128FY2025$6,471FY2026
16Q$6,625$10,272FY2026
16R$4,713$7,308FY2026
16S$4,874$6,234FY2026
16T$4,947$7,670FY2026
16V$6,493$10,068FY2026
16W$6,362$9,342FY2025$9,865FY2026
16Y$4,961$6,346FY2026
16Z$6,581$10,204FY2026
17A$8,974$12,758FY2024$11,480FY2026
17C$4,742$7,353FY2026
17D$6,333$8,101FY2026
17F$6,289$8,508FY2023$8,045FY2026
17G$4,348$5,562FY2026
17H$4,450$6,901FY2026
17J$4,305$6,674FY2026
17K$4,013$5,133FY2026
17L$2,904$4,502FY2026
17M$12,096$15,474FY2026
17P$4,173$6,128FY2025$6,471FY2026
17Q$6,625$10,272FY2026
17R$4,713$6,029FY2026
17S$4,874$6,234FY2026
17T$4,947$6,328FY2026
17V$6,493$8,306FY2026
17W$6,362$8,138FY2026
17Y$4,961$7,053FY2024$6,346FY2026
17Z$6,581$4,209FY2026
18A$8,974$11,480FY2026
18C$4,742$7,353FY2026
18D$6,333$9,820FY2026
18F$6,289$9,752FY2026
18G$4,348$6,742FY2026
18H$4,450$6,901FY2026
18J$4,305$6,674FY2026
18K$4,013$6,222FY2026
18L$2,904$4,502FY2026
18M$12,096$17,764FY2025$15,474FY2026
18P$4,173$6,128FY2025$6,471FY2026
18Q$6,625$8,474FY2026
18R$9,587$12,264FY2026
18T$4,947$6,328FY2026
18V$6,493$8,306FY2026
18W$6,362$9,045FY2024$9,865FY2026
18Y$4,961$6,711FY2023$7,693FY2026
18Z$6,581$10,204FY2026
19A$6,070$7,765FY2026
19C$7,544$9,650FY2026
19D$6,333$9,820FY2026
19F$6,289$9,752FY2026
19G$4,348$6,742FY2026
19H$4,450$6,901FY2026
19J$4,305$5,506FY2026
19K$6,814$8,717FY2026
19M$12,155$17,849FY2025$18,847FY2026
19P$4,173$6,471FY2026
19Q$6,625$8,474FY2026
19R$9,587$12,264FY2026
19T$4,947$7,670FY2026
19V$6,493$8,306FY2026
19W$6,362$9,865FY2026
19Y$4,961$7,693FY2026
19Z$6,581$10,204FY2026
20A$6,070$3,883FY2026
20C$7,544$9,650FY2026
20D$6,333$9,820FY2026
20F$6,289$9,752FY2026
20G$4,348$5,562FY2026
20H$4,450$5,693FY2026
20J$4,305$5,506FY2026
20K$6,814$10,566FY2026
20M$12,155$15,549FY2026
20P$4,173$6,128FY2025$5,338FY2026
20Q$6,625$10,272FY2026
20R$9,587$14,865FY2026
20T$4,947$6,328FY2026
20V$6,493$10,068FY2026
20W$6,362$9,865FY2026
20Y$4,961$6,346FY2026
20Z$6,581$8,418FY2026
PH3A$12,782$18,173FY2024$16,352FY2026
PH3C$7,544$11,697FY2026
PH3D$6,333$8,101FY2026
PH3F$6,289$8,045FY2026
PH3G$4,348$6,742FY2026
PH3H$4,450$6,901FY2026
PH3J$4,305$5,506FY2026
PH3K$6,814$9,688FY2024$8,717FY2026
PH3M$12,155$18,847FY2026
PH3P$4,173$5,933FY2024$2,669FY2026
PH3Q$6,625$10,272FY2026
PH3R$9,587$14,865FY2026
PH3T$4,947$6,328FY2026
PH3V$6,493$8,306FY2026
PH3W$6,362$9,865FY2026
PH3Y$4,961$6,346FY2026
PH2A$12,782$18,173FY2024$16,352FY2026
PH2C$7,544$9,650FY2026
PH2D$6,333$9,003FY2024$8,101FY2026
PH2F$6,289$8,941FY2024$9,752FY2026
PH2G$4,348$6,742FY2026
PH2H$4,450$6,901FY2026
PH2J$4,305$6,674FY2026
PH2K$6,814$10,566FY2026
PH2M$12,155$17,849FY2025$18,847FY2026
PH2P$4,173$5,338FY2026
PH2Q$6,625$8,474FY2026
PH2R$9,587$14,865FY2026
PH2T$4,947$6,328FY2026
PH2V$6,493$10,068FY2026
PH2W$6,362$9,865FY2026
PH2Y$4,961$7,693FY2026
PH1A$11,673$16,596FY2024$14,933FY2026
PH1C$7,515$9,613FY2026
PH1D$6,333$9,300FY2025$8,101FY2026
PH1F$6,289$9,235FY2025$9,752FY2026
PH1G$6,610$9,397FY2024$8,456FY2026
PH1J$6,493$9,231FY2024$8,306FY2026
PH1K$6,610$9,397FY2024$8,456FY2026
PH1N$10,944$14,000FY2026
PH1P$4,173$6,471FY2026
PH1Q$6,625$8,474FY2026
PH1R$7,121$9,109FY2026
PH1T$7,412$11,494FY2026
PH1V$6,493$8,306FY2026
PH1W$6,362$9,045FY2024$9,865FY2026
PH1Y$4,553$7,059FY2026

The plan's estimate is the sponsor's guess for year one. The city's bill is the real one, from the Department of Finance.

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Closing Costs

The buyer pays the NYC and NY State transfer taxes, which a seller usually pays.

Sponsor's counsel fee
$1,850.00Paid by the purchaser to the sponsor's attorneys for the closingp. 22
Counsel's extra charges
  • $500: closing outside counsel's office in Manhattanp. 22
  • $750: closing outside counsel's office in another boroughp. 22
  • $600 for each Unit for each rescheduled closing: rescheduled closingp. 23
  • $500: purchaser obtains mortgage financingp. 23
  • $1,000: assignment of the Agreement or addition, deletion or substitution of namesp. 23
Transfer taxes
Paid by the purchaserNew York City and State transfer taxes, by law the seller's, shift to the buyer in a sponsor salep. 20

Not listed: title insurance, mortgage tax, lender fees, mansion tax.

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The Building

Finishes

The architect's report lists one finish package for the whole tower (compare with our NYC condo finishes guide).

Kitchen

  • Scavolini cabinets in glossy lacquer and/or laminate with brushed metal pulls.
  • A Bosch 30-inch, five-burner slide-in gas range, a Bosch 500 Series over-the-range microwave and hood, and a Bosch 30-inch bottom-freezer refrigerator.
  • A Bosch Ascenta 24-inch dishwasher, or an 18-inch panel-ready Bosch in studios, and a Vigo undermount sink.

See how these brands compare in our kitchen appliance brands research, and why cooking gas matters in gas vs. induction.

Baths

  • A Kohler Gabrielle one-piece toilet, a Kohler Archer acrylic tub and a Scavolini Monobloc countertop basin.
  • Porcelain tile on bathroom floors and walls.

Floors, Ceilings and Windows

  • Kahrs engineered white oak floors, 5 inches wide and 1/2 inch thick, over a sound-isolation underlayment.
  • Ceilings of about 7 feet 10 inches to 9 feet, and about 8 feet in kitchens, baths and foyers.
  • A glass curtain wall and window wall with laminated insulated glass, rated for sound to meet the area's acoustic requirements.

Laundry, Heating and Cooling

  • A stacked Bosch 24-inch compact washer and a ventless Bosch Axxis condensation dryer in every unit. There's no shared laundry room.
  • Water-source heat pumps in each home with a programmable thermostat, on a building water loop heated by gas condensing boilers and cooled by shared cooling towers.
  • Electricity is submetered. Cooking gas, heat, hot water and water are paid through common charges. Schedule B-1 estimates in-unit electricity at about $1,900 a year for a studio and about $3,100 for a 1,000-square-foot two-bedroom.

Amenities, Staffing & Transportation

Almost all the amenities belong to or are run by the homeowners association and are shared with the other towers (compare with amenities by building size).

The Grand Club

  • A 7,964-square-foot club south of Grand Three, for the three Grand towers: a lounge with a gas fireplace, a multi-purpose room with a show kitchen, a gym and men's and women's changing rooms.
  • A spa with a whirlpool, steam room, massage room and lounge, plus an outdoor exercise deck and garden. Spa services cost extra.
  • A Grand Club Multi-Purpose Room on floor 8 of Grand Three, planned as children's play space by day.

Pool and Rooftop Plaza

  • A 28-by-75-foot outdoor pool, about 4 feet deep, between Grand One and Grand Two, open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Memorial Day to Labor Day with a lifeguard. No night swimming.
  • Two tennis courts, a multi-purpose court with two basketball backstops, a dog run, a putting green, chess tables and two playgrounds.
  • Courtyards with outdoor dining and cooking areas you can rent from the HOA.

Good to know: the plan warns the pool, the Grand Club, the western rooftop plaza and full staffing may not be ready until 12 months after the first closing. The Grand Club is expected to be run by an outside company, and its operator can let Phase I owners in for a fee.

Staffing and Services

Grand Three's own year-one budget is lean, and the HOA covers the shared spaces:

  • Building staff: a resident manager, a handyman and 2.5 Local 32BJ porters (half a porter is shared with Grand Two), about $444,000 with benefits.
  • Lobby: a 24/7 doorman at the Grand Three lobby, from an outside security contractor.
  • HOA staff: a property manager, office manager, resident manager, handyman and two porters, plus a 24/7 doorman at the street lobby and a roving guard on the plaza.
  • Elevators: two passenger elevators serve floors 8 to 23, with a shared service elevator from the loading dock. The sponsor pays the elevator contract in year one.

Package rooms sit by both lobbies, but staff won't sign for packages. Our doorman cost guide puts these numbers in context.

Location & Transportation

  • Neighborhood: Flushing, Queens
  • Subway: 8 min walk to Flushing-Main St 7
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Fine Print

  • Homes above a mall: the shopping center fills the cellar through floor 5. You reach the homes by elevator from a street lobby at Roosevelt Avenue and College Point Boulevard up to a Sky Lobby and rooftop plaza, then walk to the Grand Three lobby on floor 8.
  • A six-tower homeowners association: Schedule C budgets the HOA for 1,241 units in Towers One, Two and Three and Grand One, Two and Three. Your share is billed through your common charges.
  • Plan on no 421-a: the building needs a discretionary extension from HPD to qualify, and the plan says getting it "will be difficult."
  • A flip fee: if you resell within three years of buying from the sponsor, you pay the condo board 3%, 2% or 1% of the resale price, depending on the year.
  • Mostly small homes: units run from studios of about 467 square feet to three-bedrooms of about 1,869 square feet, with most of them one-bedrooms and nearly all with a balcony or terrace.
  • No backup generator: the architect's report says no emergency power generator is provided.
  • You don't vote for the HOA board: it's made up of each tower's condo board president (and Towers One and Two's vice president). When the plan was filed, the directors included four people employed by or consulting for sponsor affiliates.
  • Paying the mall: the street lobby sits in a unit of the retail condominium, and the HOA must pay more than its proportionate share of that condo's common charges, budgeted at $248,200 a year.
  • Flood zone: the site is in FEMA Zone AE. The plan expects the mall garage's cellar level to flood in extreme storms, and the residential lobby sits about 21 feet above the expected flood level.
  • Sponsor control: the sponsor can rent rather than sell and controls the condo board until the later of five years after the first closing or the closing of 90% of the units. It only has to sell 42 units to declare the plan effective.
  • The manager's apartment loan: if buyers' payments don't cover unit 9J, the board signs a three-year note to the sponsor. If it can't repay, owners may be assessed.
  • Construction around you: work on the other Grand towers and amenities may continue after you move in, and the permanent certificate of occupancy waits until the whole Grand is substantially done.
  • Roof rights: the sponsor keeps an exclusive right to put antennas and dishes on the roof and keep the income.

Grand Three at Sky View Parc sits on the block bounded by Roosevelt Avenue, College Point Boulevard, 40th Road and the Flushing River, about an 8-minute walk from the 7 train at Flushing-Main St. Its offering plan explains how the tower, the HOA and the mall below fit together and what that costs you.

FAQ

Does Grand Three at Sky View Parc have a pool?

Yes, a shared one. The homeowners association runs a 28-by-75-foot outdoor pool between Grand One and Grand Two, open in summer with a lifeguard, and Grand Three owners also get the Grand Club's gym and spa.

Does Grand Three have a 421-a tax abatement?

The plan says the building doesn't currently qualify and that buyers should assume it won't, since qualifying would need a discretionary extension from HPD. Year-one taxes are estimated at about $1.46 million for the building and are expected to rise after that.

What is the Sky View Parc Homeowners Association?

It's the association every owner joins automatically. It owns or runs the street lobby, Sky Lobby, rooftop plaza, pool and Grand Club, and its charges, about $531,000 for Grand Three in year one, are billed through your common charges.

Where this comes from: the building's offering plan (CD150390) as filed with the New York Attorney General, including its Special Risks, Description of the Property and Improvements, the Sky View Parc Homeowners Association section, the architect's Description of Property and Building Condition, Schedule A, Schedules B, B-1 and C and Identity of Parties. Prices are the sponsor's offering prices, not sales, and budget figures are the sponsor's first-year projections. Later amendments may change them. Updated October 2026.

Team

  • Sponsor: Sky View Parc II, L.P. (principal Michael S. Dana), also sponsor of Grand One and Grand Two
  • Architect of record: Architects Alliance
  • Engineers: Cosentini Associates (mechanical and electrical) and DeSimone Consulting Engineers (structural)
  • Managing agent and budget expert: Related Management Company, which also manages the HOA
  • Selling agent: Sky View Parc Sales LLC, a sponsor affiliate
  • Sponsor's counsel: Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, with Levitt & Boccio as closing counsel
  • Tax counsel: Marcus & Pollack
  • Construction lender: Bank of the Ozarks

The plan doesn't name an interior designer.

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