40 Bond Street Condominium (40 Bond)
40 Bond Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Overview
40 Bond is a 27-unit condo in Manhattan, with 27 storage units.
- Offering plan: Accepted December 2005 · 406 pages · floor plans on page 4
- Finishes: Sub-Zero and Miele appliances, a washer and dryer in each apartment, Kohler bathroom fittings and ducted heat pumps for heating and cooling
- Prices: $2,763 a square foot on average, as first offered; $149.4 million in all
- Common charges: $830–$6,378 a month, the sponsor's first-year estimate
- Developers: Bond Street Holding LLC, Hotels JV Holding Company LLC, Northstar Hospitality LLC, R&F Bond Street LLC, RFR Holding LLC and S/A Bond Street LLC; principals Ian Schrager, Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs
- Sponsor: 40 Bond Street Partners LLC, represented by Starr Associates LLP
- Subway: 2-minute walk to Broadway-Lafayette St/Bleecker St (6, B, D, F, M); 5 minutes to 2 Av (F)
- Amendments: 13, the latest in December 2009
- Units
- 27 residential · 27 storage
- Subway
- 2 min walk to Broadway-Lafayette St/Bleecker St 6 B D F M2 Av F, 5 min
- Developers
- Bond Street Holding LLC, Hotels JV Holding Company LLC, Northstar Hospitality LLC, R&F Bond Street LLC, RFR Holding LLC, S/A Bond Street LLC
- Principals
- Ian Schrager, Aby Rosen, Michael Fuchs
- Average $/sf
- $2,763Homes in Schedule A, as first offered
- Common charges
- $830–$6,378 a monthSponsor's first-year estimate in Schedule A, January 1,2007 - December 31,2007
- Offering price
- $149.4 million total
- Floor plans
- Page 4 of the plan
- SubmittedDecember 2005
- AcceptedDecember 2005
- 13 amendments
- First sale
- Latest sale
Units & Prices
Sales
From city records (ACRIS), through Sep 30, 2026.
First-Year Budget
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Property Taxes
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Amendments
Amendment 11 2007
Amendment confirms first closing occurred July 6, 2007, establishes escrow accounts for Permanent Certificate of Occupancy work and real estate taxes, and names condominium board and managing agent.
- First closing occurred July 6, 2007 for Unit 4B
- PCO escrow amount reduced from $1,316,738 to $247,250
- Working Capital Fund of approximately $42,275 established at Bank of New York
- Real Estate Tax Escrow of $37,650.16 deposited for 2nd half 2007/2008 taxes
- Brown Harris Stevens engaged as managing agent
- Condominium Board officers: Michael Overington (President), Allen L. Parry (Vice President), Matt Livian (Secretary/Treasurer)
- Sponsor controls board until 95% of residential units close or Permanent Certificate of Occupancy issued
Amendment 10 Jul 27, 2007
Price increased for one unsold unit.
Amendment 9 Jul 25, 2007
Units combined, budget updated for first closing July 1, 2007, window treatment specifications changed, and Schedule A prices revised.
- First closing expected on or about July 1, 2007
- Total residential units reduced to 21 from combination of Units 8A and 8B, and Units 10B and PH
- Window treatment specifications changed; Sponsor will reimburse owners who purchased prior specifications
- First year budget (July 1, 2007–June 30, 2008) totals $781,075 in income and expenses
- Common charges updated based on new first closing date and unit combinations
- Real estate tax opinion updated by Tuchman, Komgold, Weiss, Lippman & Genes, LLP dated June 13, 2007
- Schedule A prices increased for 6 homes (median +10.4%): TH1 $9,450,000 → $10,500,000; TH2 $9,250,000 → $10,250,000; TH3 $6,975,000 → $7,700,000; TH4 $6,975,000 → $7,650,000; ...
Amendment 8 Mar 14, 2007
Plan declared effective with 19 purchase agreements for 67% of residential units; Schedule A updated with current purchase prices and carrying charges.
- Plan declared effective based on 19 purchase agreements representing 67% of residential units
- Schedule A updated with purchase prices and monthly carrying charges for residential units, townhouse units, and storage lockers
- Plan may not be used after six months following filing date unless extended or amended
Amendment 7 Jan 26, 2007
Offering prices increased for two units.
- Unit 7A price increased to $6,850,000
- Unit 7C price increased to $6,850,000
Amendment 6 Dec 4, 2006
Offering prices increased for two units.
- Unit TH3 price increased to $7,700,000
- Unit 7C price increased to $6,550,000
Amendment 5 Oct 27, 2006
Fifth Amendment extends the offering plan and updates the anticipated first closing date to April 1, 2007.
- First Closing of a Residential Unit anticipated on or about April 1, 2007
- Offering plan expires six (6) months after filing unless extended or amended
Amendment 4 Mar 7, 2006
Fourth Amendment changes escrow bank, clarifies lot line windows, amends by-laws for maintenance and terrace rules, updates building description and utility costs.
- Escrow bank changed to First Republic Bank at Time Warner Center, 10 Columbus Circle, New York
- Lot line windows on 10th and Penthouse floors cannot meet Building Code light/ventilation; cost to close windows borne by unit owner
- Professional window washing by condominium as common expense; unit owners must provide access
- Fireplace flues maintained by condominium at unit owner's cost; fireplace boxes maintained by unit owner
- Terrace furnishings require Board approval; Penthouse terrace designed to support swimming pool at unit owner's cost
- Updated Schedule B-1 with estimated annual utility costs
- Owners Club Cards eligibility for additional services and facilities clarified
Amendment 3 Feb 24, 2006
This amendment updates purchase prices for all units in the condominium.
- Purchase prices revised for residential units (townhouses, floors 4–10, and penthouse)
- Purchase prices set for storage lockers (SL 1–SL 23) at $15,000 each
- Total condominium purchase price: $194,945,000
- Projected monthly common charges and carrying charges updated for first year (January 1, 2007 – December 31, 2007)
Amendment 2 Dec 20, 2005
Updated purchase prices for units and storage lockers at 40 Bond Street.
- Purchase prices revised for all residential units, townhouses, and storage lockers
- Grand total purchase price increased to $192,320,000 (from $191,975,000 in prior schedule)
- Storage lockers SL 1-SL 23 priced at $15,000 each, totaling $345,000
- Common charges, real estate taxes, and carrying charges projected for first year 2007
- Schedule A prices increased for 24 homes (median +22.0%): TH1 $7,950,000 → $9,450,000; TH2 $7,750,000 → $9,250,000; TH3 $5,850,000 → $6,975,000; TH4 $5,850,000 → $6,975,000; ...
Amendment 1 Dec 15, 2005
Amendment updates purchase prices for all units in the offering plan.
- Purchase prices revised for 5 townhouse units ($5,850,000 to $7,950,000)
- Purchase prices revised for residential units across floors 4-10 ($2,550,000 to $10,500,000)
- Purchase prices revised for penthouse unit ($17,000,000)
- Storage locker prices set at $15,000 each (23 lockers totaling $345,000)
- Total project price updated to $160,995,000
- Monthly common charges and projected real estate taxes recalculated
- First year of condominium operation: January 1, 2007 - December 31, 2007
- Schedule A prices increased for 24 homes (median +10.7%): TH1 $7,250,000 → $7,950,000; TH2 $6,950,000 → $7,750,000; TH3 $5,350,000 → $5,850,000; TH4 $5,200,000 → $5,850,000; ...
Team
- Sponsor
- 40 Bond Street Partners LLC
- Developers
- Bond Street Holding LLC, Hotels JV Holding Company LLC, Northstar Hospitality LLC, R&F Bond Street LLC, RFR Holding LLC, S/A Bond Street LLC
- Principals
- Ian Schrager, Aby Rosen, Michael Fuchs
- Counsel
- Starr Associates LLP
- Tax estimate
- Tuchman, Katz, Schwartz, Gelles, Korngold & Weiss, LLPPrepared the first-year real estate tax projection
- Construction lender
- Ullico
- General contractors
- Bovis Lend Lease, Shawmut Design & ConstructionHeld the general construction permit on DOB job 103340396
- Structural engineer
- DeSimone Consulting EngineersNamed on p. 25
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Zoning
- Zoning district
- M1-5/R7X
- Special district
- Special SoHo-NoHo Mixed Use District (SNX)
Today's zoning, from city data (PLUTO 26v2).
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