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Imperial Park Condominium

150 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11218

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Overview

Imperial Park is a 26-unit condo in Brooklyn.

  • Offering plan: Accepted March 2002 · 253 pages · floor plans on pages 111–112
  • Finishes: Wood floors, laminate kitchen countertops, plastic laminate cabinets, Amana appliances, a washer and dryer in each apartment and Kohler bathroom fittings
  • Prices: $9.05 million in all
  • Sponsor: Ocean Parkway Associates 150, LLP, represented by Lauren Ball Attorney At Law; principals Anthony Piscione, Marcello Klajnbart and Michael J. Marino
  • Neighborhood: Kensington & Parkville, Brooklyn
  • Subway: 5-minute walk to Fort Hamilton Pkwy (F, G); 7 minutes to Church Av (F, G)
  • Amendments: 8, the latest in September 2009
  1. SubmittedMarch 2002
  2. AcceptedMarch 2002
  3. 8 amendments

First-Year Budget

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Closing Costs

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Team

Sponsor
Ocean Parkway Associates 150, LLP
Principals
Anthony Piscione, Marcello Klajnbart, Michael J. Marino
Tax estimate
Victor Gartenstein, P.C.Prepared the first-year real estate tax projection
General contractor
Foremost ContrHeld the general construction permit on DOB job 300956669

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Zoning

Zoning districts
R7A, R5The lot is split between two districts, the largest share first
Special district
Special Ocean Parkway District (OP)

Today's zoning, from city data (PLUTO 26v2).

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