THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

245 Franklin Condominium offering plan

245 Franklin Avenue · Brooklyn, New York 11205

AG plan ID CD240130

Overview

The Attorney General's record lists 245 Franklin Condominium at 245 Franklin Avenue as a new construction condominium with 5 residential units, plus 1 commercial unit. The sponsor is 245 Franklin LLC.

Residential units
5
Parking units
0
Storage units
0
Commercial units
1
Latest amendment
None listed

Coverage. 2 documents posted by the AG, not searched yet.

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Pricing & units

Residential
5
Commercial
1
Parking
0
Storage
0
Other
0
Total units
6
Total offering price, initial
$16.9 million

Unit counts and total offering price as recorded by the Attorney General. The total offering price is the sum of all units at the plan's prices, not a sale price.

Not yet extracted. Unit-by-unit prices, unit sizes and $/sf. These are in Schedule A of the plan and its amendments.

Budget & charges

Not yet extracted. Projected first-year budget, common charges by unit and real estate tax estimates. These are in Schedule B, and later amendments may revise them.

Team

Sponsor
245 Franklin LLC
Sponsor's counsel
Law Offices Of Hershy Itzkowitz, P.C.

As recorded by the Attorney General.

Not yet extracted. Architect, managing agent, selling agent and other named professionals. They are named in the plan, and an amendment can replace them.

Floor plans

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Floor plans are drawings inside the plan PDF. Open the plan from the Attorney General's site and go to the pages listed.

Documents

Amendments

No amendments are listed for this filing.

About this record

Source: New York State Attorney General, Real Estate Finance Bureau. The Condo Book Project is an independent research tool and is not affiliated with the Attorney General's office. Plan record last checked Sep 24, 2026. 2 documents posted by the AG, not searched yet.

Offering plans describe what was offered when filed. They do not confirm current availability, pricing, or the building's present condition. Review the source documents and later amendments before relying on anything here.

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