Park Clinton
535 West 52nd Street, Manhattan, NY 10019
Overview
Park Clinton is a new 95-unit co-op in Manhattan. Its offering plan was accepted in May 2013. It's a 10-minute walk to 50 St (C, E) and 13 minutes to 59 St-Columbus Circle (1, A, B, C, D). The developers are Clinton Housing Association and Monadnock Construction, Inc., with Gregory Bauso, Jens Peter Hansen and Nicholas Lembo named as the sponsor's principals. The offering totals $48.4 million.
- Units
- 95 residential
- Subway
- 10 min walk to 50 St C E59 St-Columbus Circle 1 A B C D, 13 min
- Developers
- Clinton Housing Association, Monadnock Construction, Inc.
- Principals
- Gregory Bauso, Jens Peter Hansen, Nicholas Lembo
- Offering price
- $48.4 million total
The sponsor of record is West 52nd Affordable Developers LLC, represented by Hirschen Singer & Epstein LLP. The offering plan runs 422 pages. The sponsor has filed 4 amendments, the latest in June 2014. The nearest other plan on file is 525 West 52nd Street (Cps-1), next door.
Plan C120004 · New · accepted May 10, 2013 · AG record ↗
Units & Prices
Budget
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Closing Costs
- Sponsor's counsel fee
- $1,500 plus disbursementsPaid by the purchaser to the sponsor's attorneys for the closing; offering plan, p. 90
- Counsel's extra charges
- $250: preparing transfer tax returns (ACRIS forms) p. 90
- $250.00 if held in Manhattan; $300.00 if held in another borough: closing outside Sponsor's counsel's office (travel fee) p. 90
- Transfer taxes
- Paid by the purchaserNew York City and State transfer taxes, by law the seller's, shift to the buyer in a sponsor sale; offering plan, p. 15
- Working capital
- one month's Maintenance ChargesContribution to the condominium's working capital fund; offering plan, p. 90
- New York City transfer tax filing fee
- $125offering plan, p. 15
What the offering plan says a purchaser pays at closing on top of the price and their own lawyer, as first filed; amendments can change these. Title insurance, mortgage recording tax, lender fees and the mansion tax aren't listed.
The Building
Amendments
Amendment 4 June , 2014
The amendment records the May 12, 2014 closing of title to the Apartment Corporation, updates sales, unsold-share and reserve figures as of June 2, 2014, renews the temporary certificate of occupancy, and extends the Plan for six months.
- As of June 2, 2014, 20 apartments sold (9,452 shares) and 59 under contract (30,224 shares)
- Sponsor holds 38,757 Unsold Shares for 75 apartments, 80.39% of total shares, as of June 2, 2014
- Temporary Certificate of Occupancy renewed May 22, 2014 and will expire August 22, 2014
- Neighboring owner has filed plans to demolish and build; may cause noise, light and air impacts and affect views
- Building Reserve Fund and Contingency Reserve Fund each funded with $96,000 at conversion; Working Capital Fund about $11,415.13 as of June 2, 2014
- Sponsor's Unsold Shares pledged for a Wells Fargo loan maturing November 22, 2014
- First annual meeting of Tenant Shareholders not yet held; Sponsor expects it within the next few months
- Plan extended for six months from the date of this Amendment
Amendment 3 May 5, 2014
This amendment declares the offering plan effective as of April 9, 2014, after purchase agreements were signed for 62 of 95 apartments (62% of shares), and closings will begin in May 2014.
- Plan declared effective as of April 9, 2014
- Purchase agreements executed for 62 of 95 apartments (62% of shares)
- Closings to be scheduled beginning in May 2014
- Sponsor principal's affidavit, service notice, and list of apartments and purchase agreement dates attached as Exhibit A
- Affidavit states Section 12 requires purchase agreements for at least 60% of shares before the plan can be declared effective
Amendment 2 April 21, 2014
This second amendment replaces the purchase prices for some units in Schedule A with new offering prices, shown in Exhibit B, and leaves the other Schedule A information unchanged.
- New purchase prices for some residential units, disclosed on Exhibit B
- Sponsor may revise prices and other terms further, but not for a unit under a Purchase Agreement without that purchaser's consent
- Other Schedule A information and its footnotes are unchanged
- No other material changes to the Plan except as stated in this amendment
Amendment 1 March 21, 2014
The amendment lets the Plan become effective once purchasers under contract hold at least 60% of the Shares, sets lender conditions and an expected closing by the end of May 2014, adds a sponsor principal, revises the proprietary lease's resale restrictions, names a new managing agent, updates the temporary certificate of occupancy, and extends the Plan for six months.
- Plan may be declared effective once purchase agreements from bona fide, non-Sponsor related Purchasers cover at least 60% of the Shares (28,925 Shares)
- Closing of Title expected by the end of May 2014, with Unsold Shares pledged to Wells Fargo Bank, National Association at closing
- Frank Dubinsky added as a principal of West 52nd Affordable Developers HDFC and Monadnock West 52nd LLC
- Proprietary Lease Section 16(C) revised to conform resale restrictions to the Amended and Restated Regulatory Agreement
- Managing Agent is Firstservice Residential New York, Inc., 622 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10017
- Current Temporary Certificate of Occupancy issued February 21, 2014 and expires May 24, 2014
- Plan extended for six (6) months from the date of this Amendment
Summarized from the amendments' text (scanned ones read with OCR); the filings themselves are on the Attorney General's site.
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Team
- Sponsor
- West 52nd Affordable Developers LLC
- Developers
- Clinton Housing Association, Monadnock Construction, Inc.
- Principals
- Gregory Bauso, Jens Peter Hansen, Nicholas Lembo
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