533 Pacific Street Condominium (Post House)
533 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Overview
Post House is a 41-unit condo in Brooklyn, with 10 parking units, 27 storage units and 2 commercial units.
- Offering plan: Accepted March 2022 · 441 pages · floor plans on page 11
- Finishes: Quartz kitchen countertops, Bosch and BlueStar appliances, a washer and dryer in each apartment, Waterworks bathroom fittings and a VRF heat pump system for heating and cooling
- Prices: $1,750 a square foot on average, as first offered; $97.8 million in all
- Common charges: $599–$2,098 a month, the sponsor's first-year estimate
- Developer: Sterling Town Equities; principals Ido Paul Amit and Yossef Ariel
- Sponsor: Atlantic Gardens Residence LLC, represented by Marans Newman Tsolis & Nazinitsky LLC
- Subway: 2-minute walk to Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr (2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, R); 7 minutes to Nevins St (2, 3, 4, 5)
- Amendments: 5, the latest in November 2023
- Units
- 41 residential · 10 parking · 27 storage · 2 commercial
- Subway
- 2 min walk to Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr 2 3 4 5 B D N Q RNevins St 2 3 4 5, 7 min
- Developer
- Sterling Town Equities
- Principals
- Ido Paul Amit, Yossef Ariel
- Average $/sf
- $1,750Homes in Schedule A, as first offered
- Common charges
- $599–$2,098 a monthSponsor's first-year estimate in Schedule A, January 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023
- Offering price
- $97.8 million total
- Floor plans
- Page 11 of the plan
- SubmittedJune 2022
- AcceptedMarch 2022
- 5 amendments
- First sale
- Latest sale
Units & Prices
Sales
From city records (ACRIS), through Jul 31, 2026.
First-Year Budget
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Property Taxes
The plan's first-year tax estimate, checked against the city's real bills for 39 homes.
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Amendments
Amendment 5 Nov 17, 2023
Fifth amendment extends the offering plan term by six months, discloses first-year operating budget, updates property tax amounts for unsold units, and confirms temporary certificate of occupancy status.
- Offering plan term extended by six (6) months
- First-year operating budget April 1, 2023 – March 31, 2024 remains unchanged from previous disclosure
- Real property taxes for 2023/2024: Unit 9B $31,595.52 annual, Commercial Unit $42,567.84 annual, Community Facility $4,614.00 annual
- Temporary Certificate of Occupancy issued November 2, 2023, renewed and set to expire January 31, 2024
- Sponsor posted $300,000.00 security to guarantee obtaining Permanent Certificate of Occupancy by early next year
- Unit 9B, Commercial Unit, and Community Facility Unit remain the only unsold units
- Sponsor owns less than ten percent (10%) of units and has not relinquished board control
- First meeting of unit owners to occur no later than one (1) year from date of first unit closing
Amendment 4 May 15, 2023
Amendment updates post-closing disclosures, corrects board quorum provisions, adjusts prices for 3 units, and extends the plan term by 6 months.
- First Unit Closing occurred March 30, 2023
- Temporary Certificate of Occupancy issued March 1, 2023, set to expire May 30, 2023; Sponsor expects permanent Certificate by end of calendar year
- $10,000.00 posted as security for obtaining permanent Certificate of Occupancy
- Declaration recorded February 14, 2023
- 34 units unsold as of April 5, 2023
- Board quorum corrected to one (1) Non-Residential and two (2) Residential members
- Unit 2D price $999,900.00, Unit 9B price $3,650,000.00, Unit PHB price $4,650,000.00
- Plan term extended six (6) months from amendment date
Amendment 3 Feb 7, 2023
Floor plans revised to reflect as-built conditions, Schedule A corrected for unit areas, off-site storage lot numbers corrected, infrared sauna and kitchen appliances specified, and plan term extended by six months.
- Unit PHA and PHB Schedule A corrected: Unit PHA no longer includes Unit T1 area (402 SF) as Limited Common Element; Unit PHB no longer includes Unit T2 area (358 SF) as Limited Common Element
- Off-site storage easement lot numbers corrected: Lots 58 and 60 share refuse room on Lot 60, Lot 58 has exclusive storage room access on Lot 60
- Garden Unit LCE Garden area now 612 SF
- Unit 7B now 1,092 SF
- Unit 7E now 1,586 SF
- Unit 10B now 1,819 SF
- Terraces T1 now 427 SF and T2 now 327 SF
- Infrared sauna added to cellar recreation area: SoloCarbon model H2B/H1B/H1D, 7'3" deep × 10'8" wide, max 194°F, one-hour timer, ADA accessible
Amendment 2 Nov 30, 2022
Plan declared effective with 20 units sold; utility costs updated with wine cooler removal; Unit 4F balcony added to Schedule A; plan term extended 6 months.
- Plan declared effective: 20 units (48%) sold to bona fide purchasers
- Schedule B-1 utility costs revised: wine cooler costs removed from units 8E, 8F, 9A, 9F
- Schedule A corrected: Unit 4F balcony (160 SF) added as Limited Common Element
- Common Interest Percentages updated per Real Property Law Section 339-i
- Plan term extended by 6 months
Amendment 1 Jun 17, 2022
Amendment corrects property tax projections, discloses ICAP abatement for commercial units, updates floor plans to reflect as-built conditions, and modifies architect specifications.
- Property tax projections corrected; previous figures were erroneous
- Commercial unit 2023/2024 tax liability $62,674, reduced to $9,971 with ICAP abatement
- Community facility unit 2023/2024 tax liability $6,182, reduced to $984 with ICAP abatement
- ICAP abatement expected for 25 years, decreasing over time, beginning 2023/2024 tax year
- Floor plans revised: Unit 9B reduced by 10 square feet to 1,870 total; Garden Unit door relocated; Unit 8E terrace door opens inward; kitchen layouts revised for Units 5A and 10A
- Kitchens do not meet ADA clearance; 28" stoves protrude into required galley or U-shaped kitchen clearances; Sponsor will replace stove at closing upon purchaser request
- Architect Report updated: cellar reading room now craft room; gas metered by National Grid with two common meters; garden areas use pavers on pedestals instead of natural grass
- New York State Real Estate Transfer Tax calculation revised effective July 1, 2021
- Schedule A prices increased for 41 homes (median +12.7%): Garden $2,650,000 → $2,750,000; 2A $2,195,000 → $2,400,000; 2B $975,000 → $1,125,000; 2C $899,000 → $979,000; ...
Team
- Sponsor
- Atlantic Gardens Residence LLC
- Developer
- Sterling Town EquitiesReported by brownstoner.com
- Principals
- Ido Paul Amit, Yossef Ariel
- Tax estimate
- MGNY ConsultingPrepared the first-year real estate tax projection
- Construction lender
- Bank Hapoalim$52 million recorded
- General contractor
- Pro-H DevelopmentHeld the general construction permit on DOB job 321593959
- Interior designer
- Workshop/APDReported by lxcollection.com
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Zoning
- Zoning district
- R6B
Today's zoning, from city data (PLUTO 26v2).
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