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Centurion Condominium offering plan

33 West 56th Street · Manhattan, New York 10019

AG plan ID CD070132 · Accepted Jul 2, 2007

Overview

The Attorney General's record lists Centurion Condominium at 33 West 56th Street as a new construction condominium with 48 residential units. The sponsor is Mcp So Strategic 56, L.P.. The plan was accepted for filing in July 2007 and has 36 amendments listed.

Residential units
48
Parking units
0
Storage units
0
Commercial units
0
Accepted
Jul 2, 2007
Latest amendment
No. 35, submitted May 16, 2022
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Coverage. 3 documents posted by the AG, not searched yet.

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Pricing & units

Residential
48
Commercial
0
Parking
0
Storage
0
Other
0
Total units
50
Total offering price, initial
$200.3 million
Total offering price, current
$229.8 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
Mcp So Strategic 56, L.P.
Sponsor's counsel
Kurzman Eisenberg Corbin & Lever, LLP

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.

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Documents

Amendments

The original plan may have changed. These are the amendments listed for this filing.

No.SubmittedStatusSearchable here
35May 16, 2022AcceptedPosted, not searched yet
34Sep 28, 2021AcceptedPosted, not searched yet
33Aug 17, 2020AcceptedPosted, not searched yet
32Apr 1, 2019AcceptedNot posted
31Mar 30, 2018AcceptedNot posted
30Feb 17, 2017AcceptedNot posted
29Feb 4, 2016AcceptedNot posted
28May 14, 2015AcceptedNot posted
27Mar 3, 2015AcceptedNot posted
26May 21, 2014AcceptedNot posted
25Apr 30, 2014AcceptedNot posted
24Nov 14, 2013AcceptedNot posted
23Oct 15, 2013AcceptedNot posted
22May 7, 2013AcceptedNot posted
22May 7, 2013AcceptedNot posted
21Mar 28, 2013AcceptedNot posted
20Nov 7, 2012AcceptedNot posted
19Oct 4, 2012AcceptedNot posted
18Jul 10, 2012AcceptedNot posted
17Feb 24, 2012AcceptedNot posted
16Sep 7, 2011AcceptedNot posted
15May 19, 2011AcceptedNot posted
14May 5, 2011AcceptedNot posted
13Nov 9, 2010AcceptedNot posted
12Oct 26, 2010AcceptedNot posted
11Aug 26, 2010AcceptedNot posted
10Aug 24, 2010AcceptedNot posted
9May 28, 2010AcceptedNot posted
8Mar 25, 2010AcceptedNot posted
7Mar 3, 2010AcceptedNot posted
6Aug 28, 2009AcceptedNot posted
5Jan 30, 2009AcceptedNot posted
4Jul 21, 2008AcceptedNot posted
3Dec 27, 2007AcceptedNot posted
2Aug 1, 2007AcceptedNot posted
1Jul 11, 2007—Not posted
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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. 3 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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