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138 Broadway Condominium

138 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211

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Overview

138 Broadway is a 40-unit condo in Brooklyn, with 2 commercial units.

  • Offering plan: Accepted November 2001 · 270 pages
  • Prices: $21.9 million in all
  • Developer: The Kay Organization, Inc.
  • Sponsor: Kay 138 Broadway Realty Associates LLC, represented by Netherland Associates, LLC
  • Subway: 6-minute walk to Marcy Av (J, M, Z); 11 minutes to Hewes St (J, M)
  • Amendments: 7, the latest in August 2009
  1. SubmittedFebruary 2002
  2. AcceptedNovember 2001
  3. 7 amendments
  4. First sale
  5. Latest sale

Sales

35 of 40homes sold (88%)
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First-Year Budget

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Property Taxes

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Closing Costs

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Amendments

Amendment 7 Aug 13, 2009

Sponsor sold all residential units and will retain only Commercial Unit 1; financial statements and board composition updated.

  • Sponsor sold all residential units; will own only Commercial Unit 1
  • Sponsor's common interest percentage: 1.032829%
  • Commercial Unit 1 common charges: $159.46 per month; rent received: $2,207.13 per month
  • Storage units combined into single condominium unit; two remaining units transferred to individual owners
  • Financial statements included for years ended December 31, 2006, 2007, and 2008; 2009 budget provided
  • Board of Managers: Lewis Holman (President), Meghan Duran (Vice President), Gretchen Pack (Secretary), Alex Kinsey (Treasurer), Erin Wile, Brandon Benz
  • Sponsor not in control of Board of Managers

Amendment 6 Nov 1, 2006

Commercial Unit 2 subdivided into 20 storage units, sponsor paid $387,500 settlement, and financial statements through 2005 provided.

  • Commercial Unit 2 subdivided into Storage Units 1-20 for personal property storage
  • Sponsor paid $387,500 to Condominium in settlement of all claims
  • Sponsor transferring 18 storage units to Condominium (2 subject to short-term occupancy, 2 subject to long-term leases)
  • Sponsor has sold 39 of 40 residential units (97.5%)
  • Sponsor owns unit PH A, Commercial Unit 1, and 2 storage units after transfer; total common interest 6.82932%
  • Financial statements included for years ended December 31, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 budget
  • Board of Managers: Damon DeLillo (President), Peter Orr (Vice President), Lewis Holman (Secretary), John Verbic (Treasurer), Emily Moss, David Oston, Harry Greenbaum (affiliated with Sponsor)

Amendment 5 Jul 30, 2004

Unit 1E reclassified from commercial to residential, board elected, maintenance increased 10%, special assessment imposed, and condominium declaration amended.

  • Unit 1E changed from commercial to residential status; real estate taxes now $4,683 per year ($391 per month), paid by purchaser, not sponsor
  • 39 of 43 units closed as of amendment date; sponsor owns 4 unsold units (9% of units, 10.2018% of common interests)
  • Maintenance increased 10% effective January 1, 2004; special assessment of three months common charges payable in three monthly installments starting January 1, 2004
  • Board of Managers elected with 8 members; one member affiliated with sponsor
  • Real estate taxes for tax year 2004-2005 assessed individually on each unit
  • Declaration amended to allow Board to levy fines up to $50 for violations; Board can recover attorneys' fees in default actions
  • Unit owners required to obtain and provide annual proof of homeowners and liability insurance
  • Permanent Certificate of Occupancy obtained April 19, 2004

Amendment 4 Jul 25, 2002

Unit 1E redesignated from residential to commercial unit status as Commercial Unit 3, and condominium declaration with revised floor plans submitted.

  • Unit 1E changed from residential to commercial unit status, redesignated as Commercial Unit 3
  • Condominium Declaration and By-laws submitted to Kings County Clerk for recording
  • Revised floor plans for units 1C, 1D, 1F, 1G, and Commercial 3 showing cellar vault areas as limited common elements

Amendment 3 Jul 8, 2002

Plan declared effective after 26 units (60% of 43 offered) received purchase agreements; closing to occur within 30-120 days.

  • Plan declared effective as of May 13, 2002
  • 26 purchase agreements signed (60% of 43 units offered)
  • Closing to take place at Arthur I. Weinstein, Esq., 924 West End Avenue, New York within 30-120 days of amendment date

Amendment 2 Jun 14, 2002

Added penthouse unit PHG, confirmed tax abatement eligibility with sponsor tax guarantee for five years, and updated the operating budget with less than 1% increase in common charges.

  • New Unit PHG (penthouse) added to offering
  • Common charges and percentages of common elements slightly reduced for existing units
  • Sponsor will pay all real estate taxes on sold units for five-year period from closing
  • HPD confirmed project eligibility for tax abatement on January 31, 2002
  • Updated Budget for June 1, 2002 through May 31, 2003 with less than 1% increase in common charges
  • Updated insurance estimate from Sterling & Sterling, Inc. attached

Amendment 1 Mar 14, 2002

Prices of units increased effective immediately; pet prohibition rule deleted.

  • All unit prices increased as of amendment date; units already in contract exempt
  • House Rule Section 5 (ix)(j) pet prohibition deleted to align with House Rule Section 1
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Team

Sponsor
Kay 138 Broadway Realty Associates LLC
Developer
The Kay Organization, Inc.
Tax estimate
Unger Realty Services, Inc.Prepared the first-year real estate tax projection

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Zoning

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C4-3, R6The lot is split between two districts, the largest share first

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