THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

42-80 Main Street Condominium

42-80 Main Street, Queens, NY 11355

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Overview

42-80 Main Street is a 39-unit condo in Queens, with 1 parking unit and 1 commercial unit.

  • Offering plan: Accepted January 2023 · 392 pages
  • Finishes: Hardwood floors, granite kitchen countertops, Frigidaire appliances, washer/dryer hook-ups and split-system units for heating and cooling
  • Prices: $1,298 a square foot on average, as first offered; $77.7 million in all ($77.6 million when first offered)
  • Common charges: $305–$1,298 a month, the sponsor's first-year estimate
  • Utilities: Electricity paid by the owner; water and sewer in the common charges p. 356
  • Sponsor: Good Fortune Realty Of New York, LLC, represented by Xie & Associates, Pllc; principals Kuan He Wu
  • Neighborhood: Flushing, Queens
  • Subway: 10-minute walk to Flushing-Main St (7)
  • Amendments: 4, the latest in July 2025
  1. AcceptedJanuary 2023
  2. 4 amendments
  3. First sale
  4. Latest sale

Sales

18 of 39 units sold (46%)

$16.9 millionin sales
$1,084/SFaverage sale price
August 2024 – June 2026first to latest sale
UnitSoldPrice
4CJun 26, 2026$934,855
4FJun 26, 2026$841,438
3GJun 11, 2026$892,272
5AAug 4, 2025$996,358
5CJul 14, 2025$854,491
5FJul 14, 2025$757,495
6HJun 11, 2025$946,973
6EMar 27, 2025$1,832,850
3FFeb 24, 2025$873,659
3HJan 27, 2025$712,775
5EJan 15, 2025$902,822
4GJan 9, 2025$875,695
3CNov 25, 2024$865,513
5JNov 20, 2024$896,060
5HSep 25, 2024$819,691
3ESep 17, 2024$977,520
5GAug 12, 2024$946,973
3BAug 8, 2024$967,338
Every sale: 18 recorded sales, with price and dateGet Full Access

From city records (ACRIS), through Sep 30, 2026.

Common Charges & First-Year Budget

Property Taxes

The plan's first-year tax estimate, checked against the city's real bills for 33 homes.

Plan's estimate
$10,090 a year per homeSchedule A, as first filed
Full tax, FY2026
$10,730 a year per homeBefore any tax break; 6% more than the estimate
Billed, FY2026
$10,730 a year per home6% more than the estimate

Checked against the first full year's bill for 33 homes: 33 within 10% of the plan's estimate. The typical home paid 6% more than estimated.

HomePlan's estimateFirst yearCurrent
3A$10,520$11,185FY2026$11,185FY2026
3B$9,187$9,768FY2026$9,768FY2026
3C$8,213$8,733FY2026$8,733FY2026
3D$9,110$9,686FY2026$9,686FY2026
3E$8,892$9,450FY2026$9,450FY2026
3F$7,424$7,892FY2026$7,892FY2026
3G$6,933$7,368FY2026
3H$6,546$6,957FY2026$6,957FY2026
3J$7,903$8,404FY2026$8,404FY2026
3K$7,185$7,639FY2026$7,639FY2026
4A$10,588$11,256FY2026$11,256FY2026
4B$9,232$9,815FY2026$9,815FY2026
4C$8,324$8,851FY2026
4D$9,089$9,662FY2026$9,662FY2026
4E$8,720$9,268FY2026$9,268FY2026
4F$7,340$7,804FY2026
4G$8,092$8,603FY2026$8,603FY2026
4H$7,615$8,098FY2026$8,098FY2026
4J$8,460$8,991FY2026$8,991FY2026
4K$7,224$7,680FY2026$7,680FY2026
5A$10,627$11,297FY2026
5B$9,271$9,856FY2026$9,856FY2026
5C$8,363$8,892FY2026
5D$9,128$9,703FY2026$9,703FY2026
5E$8,759$9,309FY2026$9,309FY2026
5F$7,379$7,845FY2026
5G$8,131$8,645FY2026$8,645FY2026
5H$7,733$8,221FY2026$8,221FY2026
5J$8,500$9,033FY2026$9,033FY2026
5K$7,264$7,721FY2026$7,721FY2026
6A$27,810$29,563FY2026$29,563FY2026
6B$9,320$9,909FY2026$9,909FY2026
6C$8,394$8,921FY2026$8,921FY2026
6D$9,150$9,727FY2026$9,727FY2026
6E$15,566$16,548FY2026$16,548FY2026
6F$18,903$20,095FY2026$20,095FY2026
6G$20,598$21,894FY2026$21,894FY2026
6J$22,563$23,988FY2026$23,988FY2026
6H$9,568$10,174FY2026$10,174FY2026

The plan's estimate is the sponsor's guess for year one. The city's bill is the real one, from the Department of Finance.

Each home's estimate, city bills and tax breaksGet Full Access

Closing Costs

The buyer pays the NYC and NY State transfer taxes, which a seller usually pays.

Sponsor's counsel fee
$2,500Paid by the purchaser to the sponsor's attorneys for the closingp. 12
Counsel's extra charges
  • $250: preparation of ACRIS formsp. 12
  • $300: closing outside counsel's office in New York Cityp. 12
  • $500: closing outside counsel's office in Westchester, Nassau or Suffolk Countiesp. 12
  • $300: adjourned closing at Purchaser's request on less than 48 hours noticep. 12
  • $500: notice of default issuedp. 69
  • $500: Purchaser assigns Purchase Agreementp. 69
Transfer taxes
Paid by the purchaserNew York City and State transfer taxes, by law the seller's, shift to the buyer in a sponsor salep. 6
Working capital
“three (3) months' Common Charges”Contribution to the condominium's working capital fundp. 13
Plan preparation reimbursement to Sponsor
$3,500Paid to Sponsorp. 13
ICAP Benefits reimbursement to Sponsor (Commercial and Community Facility Units only)
“0.5% of the Unit's purchase price”Paid to Sponsorp. 39

Not listed: title insurance, mortgage tax, lender fees, mansion tax.

All 11 closing costs in the plan, with their pagesGet Full Access

Amendments

Amendment 4 Jun 24, 2025

The amendment makes the Parking Unit (Unit P1) available for public sale with pricing and details in the amended Schedule A.

  • Parking Unit P1 now offered to the public for sale
  • Amended Schedule A attached with parking unit offering price and related information

Amendment 3 Nov 20, 2024

Amendment discloses post-closing status with 5 units conveyed, 43 unsold units remaining, and current financial position of reserves and working capital.

  • First residential unit (3B) closed August 8, 2024
  • 5 units conveyed to purchasers as of November 20, 2024
  • 43 unsold units remain, 12 subject to executed Purchase Agreements
  • Working Capital Fund: $5,940.99 held at NewBank
  • Reserve Fund: $29,225.00 held at Amerasia Bank
  • Sponsor retains board control; first annual meeting not yet held
  • Sponsor owns 34 residential units, none rented
  • Aggregate monthly common charges for sponsor units: $23,831.25

Amendment 2 Mar 25, 2024

Amendment updates closing date, budget commencement, and confirms final occupancy certificate received.

  • First closing anticipated May 15, 2024
  • Budget period changed to May 15, 2024 – May 14, 2025
  • Final Certificate of Occupancy received May 25, 2023
  • Declaration and real estate tax maps recorded March 6, 2024

Amendment 1 Aug 8, 2023

Amendment declares the offering plan effective after seven residential units (17.95%) were purchased.

  • Plan declared effective with 7 units sold (17.95% of 39 units offered)
  • Units 3E, 3H, 3K, 4E, 5A, 5G, 6H counted toward effectiveness requirement
What each amendment changed, line by lineGet Full Access

Team

Sponsor
Good Fortune Realty Of New York, LLC
Principals
Kuan He Wu
Tax estimate
Block & Lot Real Estate Services, Inc.Prepared the first-year real estate tax projection
Construction lender
Mortgage World BankersLender on the mortgage and building loan agreement recorded August 2019 in ACRIS; $33 million recorded
General contractors
Milestone Construction, Sheng Sheng ConstructionHeld the general construction permit on DOB job 421082642
Property report
Wu Chen, P.E.Prepared the plan's description of the property and its condition · Named on p. 135

Zoning

Zoning district
R6
Commercial overlay
C1-2

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

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