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Bridge Street Condominium

388 Bridge Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

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Overview

Bridge Street is a 144-unit condo in Brooklyn, with 1 parking unit and 2 commercial units.

  • Offering plan: Accepted May 2014 · 620 pages · floor plans on pages 371–373
  • Finishes: Liebherr, Viking and Bosch appliances, a washer and dryer in each apartment and through-wall PTAC units for heating and cooling
  • Prices: $1,418 a square foot on average, as first offered; $10.5 million in all ($200.9 million when first offered)
  • Developer: The Stahl Organization; principals Gregg Wolpert and Richard Czaja
  • Sponsor: Sidney Bridge LLC, represented by Gerstein Strauss & Rinaldi LLP
  • Neighborhood: Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn
  • Subway: 1-minute walk to Jay St-MetroTech (A, C, F, R); 2 minutes to Hoyt St (2, 3)
  • Amendments: 12, the latest in March 2017
  1. SubmittedJune 2014
  2. AcceptedMay 2014
  3. 12 amendments
  4. First sale
  5. Latest sale

Sales

126 of 144homes sold (88%)
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From city records (ACRIS), through Sep 30, 2026.

First-Year Budget

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Property Taxes

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Closing Costs

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Amendments

Amendment 12 2017

New Sponsor (Sidney Bridge LLC) replaced the original sponsor and assumed responsibility for 14 unsold units, with updated financial disclosures, board composition, and a special capital assessment.

  • New Sponsor Sidney Bridge LLC acquired 14 unsold residential units on September 15, 2016
  • Special capital assessment of $323,809 established, to be allocated to reserves: $152,252 (Residential), $157,689 (80/20), $13,868 (Commercial)
  • Aggregate monthly common charges for unsold units: $32,077.27 as of March 15, 2017
  • Three of the 14 units have been rented; aggregate monthly rents $23,500.00 as of March 1, 2017
  • Condominium Board updated with new members designated by New Sponsor
  • Residential unit owners to receive refund of excess revenues from August 1–December 31, 2015 operations
  • Geographic Targeting Order extended to August 22, 2017

Amendment 11 Apr 15, 2016

Prices decreased for five penthouse units.

  • PH46F: $1,495,000.00 → $1,330,000.00
  • PH47G: $2,600,000.00 → $2,335,000.00
  • PH49C: $2,450,000.00 → $2,195,000.00
  • PH49E: $2,600,000.00 → $2,350,000.00
  • PH51B: $2,550,000.00 → $2,295,000.00
  • Total price decrease: $1,190,000.00
  • Schedule A prices decreased for 4 homes (median -10.2%): PH46F $1,495,000 → $1,330,000; PH47G $2,600,000 → $2,335,000; PH49C $2,450,000 → $2,195,000; PH49E $2,600,000 → $2,350,000

Amendment 10 Apr 13, 2016

Plan extended six months, 2016 budget provided with no residential common charge increase.

  • Plan extended six (6) months from April 13, 2016
  • 2016 budget for year ending December 31, 2016 established
  • No increase in Residential Common Charges for calendar year 2016
  • Financial statement for August 1, 2015 through December 31, 2015 not yet prepared

Amendment 9 Nov 19, 2015

Prices for 24 residential units were reduced.

  • Total price decrease of $6,800,000 across penthouse units
  • PH23A reduced from $5,999,000 to $4,950,000
  • PH22F reduced from $4,538,000 to $3,950,000
  • PH47B reduced from $3,411,000 to $2,995,000
  • PH51F reduced from $3,333,000 to $2,950,000
  • PH51E reduced from $3,264,000 to $2,800,000
  • PH51C reduced from $3,232,000 to $2,695,000
  • PH46F reduced from $1,618,000 to $1,495,000
  • Schedule A prices decreased for 12 homes (median -5.5%): PH46F $1,618,000 → $1,495,000; PH47B $3,411,000 → $2,995,000; PH47C $2,895,000 → $2,695,000; PH47D $1,993,000 → $1,825,000; ...

Amendment 8 Nov 5, 2015

The Eighth Amendment establishes common charge collection, combines four residential units into two, alters unit PH48A, and extends the offering plan.

  • Common charges collection begins August 1, 2015; aggregate monthly charges for unsold units $69,832.71
  • Units 39A and 39B combined into Unit 39AB; Units 41A and 41B combined into Unit 41AB
  • Residential Unit PH48A altered: bedroom #2 removed to enlarge living room/dining room; now two bedrooms instead of three
  • Reserve Fund refund of $26,675.00 due to Sponsor ($6,668.75 monthly credit August-November 2015)
  • Sponsor owns 34 unsold residential units as of July 8, 2015
  • Budget prepared for August 1, 2015 through December 31, 2015
  • First financial statement to be prepared in 2016 for five-month period
  • Offering plan extended six months from November 5, 2015

Amendment 7 May 19, 2015

Price changes for 16 residential units, with 9 units decreasing by a total of $2,672,000 and 7 units increasing by a total of $551,000.

  • PH47C price decreased $470,000 to $2,895,000
  • PH49B price decreased $372,000 to $2,750,000
  • PH49C price decreased $355,000 to $2,575,000
  • PH49E price decreased $314,000 to $2,750,000
  • PH49F price decreased $318,000 to $2,800,000
  • PH47A price decreased $225,000 to $1,925,000
  • PH49A price decreased $255,000 to $1,995,000
  • Total price decrease across all units: $2,121,000
  • Schedule A prices increased for 7 homes (median +4.7%): 40A $1,450,000 → $1,500,000; 41A $1,465,000 → $1,535,000; 42A $1,480,000 → $1,570,000; 43A $1,495,000 → $1,595,000; ...
  • Schedule A prices decreased for 9 homes (median -10.5%): PH47A $2,150,000 → $1,925,000; PH47C $3,365,000 → $2,895,000; PH48D $2,012,000 → $1,825,000; PH49A $2,250,000 → $1,995,000; ...

Amendment 6 May 15, 2015

This amendment updates the plan with current condominium status, combines four residential units, extends the offering plan, and provides occupancy certificates.

  • 56 units sold and conveyed by Sponsor as of March 17, 2015
  • Four units combined: 32C+32D, 37A+37B, 38A+38B, and PH45A+PH45B
  • Temporary Certificate of Occupancy issued April 8, 2015; Permanent Certificate expected in 12 to 18 months
  • Common Charges collection to commence third or fourth quarter of 2015
  • Reserve Fund balance $80,025.01 as of March 6, 2015
  • Working Capital Fund balance $92,289.10 as of March 6, 2015
  • Offering plan extended six months from amendment date
  • First unit owners meeting scheduled for approximately December 10, 2016

Amendment 5 Feb 25, 2015

Purchase prices increased for 13 residential units.

  • Unit 320: $537,000 to $587,000
  • Unit 330: $572,000 to $622,000
  • Unit 340: $579,000 to $629,000
  • Unit 350: $586,000 to $636,000
  • Unit 360: $593,000 to $643,000
  • Unit 370: $602,000 to $652,000
  • Unit 380: $612,000 to $662,000

Amendment 4 Aug 18, 2014

The plan is declared effective upon receipt of 26 purchase agreements for 18% of units, and purchasers of combined A/B units on floors 32-44 may elect to combine them into single units.

  • Plan declared effective as of July 23, 2014 based on 26 purchase agreements for 18% of residential units
  • First closing removes 30-day closing notice requirement for units with certificate of occupancy
  • New purchasers required to deposit 20% of purchase price at execution
  • Existing purchasers have 15 days from amendment presentation date to deliver additional deposit
  • Combined units option available for A/B pairs on floors 32-44, with combined prices and charges as stated on Schedule A
  • Plan extended six months from August 18, 2014

Amendment 3 Jul 15, 2014

Third amendment corrects square footage for the 46th floor recreation room and certain storage bins in Cellar A-3, and adjusts purchase prices for the storage bins accordingly.

  • 46th floor recreation room square footage corrected from 2,594 to 1,245 square feet
  • Storage bins in Cellar A-3 square footage corrected for 8 units (B-1, B-3, B-4, B-13, B-14, B-15, B-16, B-18)
  • Purchase prices for 8 storage bins adjusted: B-1 $20,000 to $20,800, B-3 $37,600 to $38,400, B-4 $20,000 to $19,200, B-13 $28,000 to $24,800, B-14 $20,000 to $20,800, B-15 $20,000 to $19,200, B-16 $20,000 to $19,200, B-18 $32,000 to $24,800
  • Total storage bin purchase price reduced from $197,600 to $187,200
  • Temporary Certificate of Occupancy issued June 4, 2014 by NYC Department of Buildings

Amendment 2 Jun 11, 2014

Purchase prices increased for 80 residential units across the building.

  • Prices increased for units 32C through 44H (80 units total)
  • Total aggregate purchase price changed from $80,001,000 to $84,361,000
  • Individual unit price increases range from $20,000 to $100,000
  • Schedule A prices increased for 62 homes (median +5.2%): 32C $1,247,000 → $1,347,000; 32G $1,213,000 → $1,263,000; 32H $1,375,000 → $1,475,000; 33A $1,275,000 → $1,345,000; ...

Amendment 1 Jun 3, 2014

Purchase prices increased for 84 residential units.

  • Purchase prices raised for 84 units across floors 32–44 and penthouse units PH47A–PH50A
  • Total offering price increased from $112,188,000 to $120,325,000
  • Schedule A prices increased for 105 homes (median +5.1%): 32C $1,187,000 → $1,247,000; 32D $537,000 → $564,000; 32E $793,000 → $833,000; 32F $771,000 → $810,000; ...
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Team

Sponsor
Sidney Bridge LLC
Developer
The Stahl Organization
Principals
Gregg Wolpert, Richard Czaja
Tax estimate
Tuchman, Korngold, Weiss, Liebman & Gelles, LLPPrepared the first-year real estate tax projection
Construction lenders
M&T Bank, New York State Housing Finance Administration$150 million loan stated in the plan
General contractors
Cauldwell Wingate, Bravo Builders, Plaza ConstructionHeld the general construction permit on DOB job 302376747
Structural engineer
WSP Cantor SeinukNamed on p. 50
MEP engineers
M.G. Engineering, p.e., M.G. Engineering, P.C.Mechanical, electrical and plumbing · Named on p. 50, p. 198
Title agency
Lex Terrae, Ltd.The sponsor's title company for buyers; you can choose another · Agent for Old Republic Title Insurance Company of New York · Named on p. 199

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Zoning

Zoning district
C6-4.5
Special district
Special Downtown Brooklyn District (DB)

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

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