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58 Thomas St. Condominium

58 Thomas St., Manhattan, NY 10013

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Overview

58 Thomas St. is a 5-unit condo in Manhattan, with 1 commercial unit.

  • Offering plan: Accepted March 2002 · 318 pages · floor plans on pages 310–312
  • Finishes: Wood floors, laminate kitchen countertops, plastic laminate cabinets, G. E. and G. E appliances, washer/dryer hook-ups, Moen bathroom fittings and split-system units for heating and cooling
  • Prices: $762 a square foot on average, as first offered; $6.35 million in all
  • Common charges: $881–$1,351 a month, the sponsor's first-year estimate
  • Developer: On The Level Enterprises, Inc.; principals Angelo Cosentini, John Carson and Thomas D. Currier
  • Sponsor: 58 Thomas Street Associates, LLC., represented by Shaw & Associates
  • Subway: 3-minute walk to Chambers St/WTC/Park Place/Cortlandt St (2, 3, A, C, E, R, W); 4 minutes to Chambers St (1, 2, 3)
  • Amendments: 9, the latest in March 2006
  1. SubmittedMarch 2002
  2. AcceptedMarch 2002
  3. 9 amendments
  4. First sale
  5. Latest sale

Sales

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First-Year Budget

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Property Taxes

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Closing Costs

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Amendments

Amendment 9 Mar 20, 2006

This amendment updates the offering plan with 2004 financial statements, sponsor's current financial position, board composition, and working capital fund status.

  • Working Capital Fund holds $20,706 at Independence Community Bank
  • No increases to Common Charges since condominium began operation
  • Sponsor owns 2 unsold units: First Floor Commercial Unit and PH-Duplex
  • Sponsor pays combined monthly common charges of $1,786
  • Sponsor's real estate tax liability for fiscal year 2005/06 is $24,084 annually ($2,007 monthly)
  • Sponsor current on all financial obligations including mortgages with Park Avenue Bank
  • Board of Managers includes Clinton Chan (President), Angelo Cosentini (Vice-President), Julian Cerruti (Secretary/Treasurer)
  • 2004 financial statements show net loss of $5,499 with retained earnings of $26,621

Amendment 8 Mar 17, 2005

Price of penthouse unit increased from $3,000,000 to $3,500,000, raising total offering amount.

  • PH Unit price increased from $3,000,000 to $3,500,000
  • Total offering amount increased from $7,340,000 to $7,840,000

Amendment 7 Feb 3, 2005

PH Unit price increased and 2004 budget and 2003 financials provided.

  • PH Unit price increased from $2,200,000 to $3,000,000
  • Total offering amount increased from $6,540,000 to $7,340,000
  • Working capital fund holds $20,226.10 at Independence Community Bank
  • 2004 common charges not increased for residential units
  • Sponsor owns 2 unsold units and receives $15,243.00 total monthly rents
  • Sponsor has $875,000 line of credit on PH Unit ballooning September 23, 2005
  • Sponsor current on all financial obligations to condominium

Amendment 6 Mar 18, 2003

Post-closing amendment documenting first unit closings, permanent certificate of occupancy, 421-a tax benefits, working capital fund, board composition, and sponsor's financial status.

  • First closings occurred August 5-14, 2002 (Units 3, 5, 4, and 2)
  • Permanent Certificate of Occupancy No. 102184832 issued March 27, 2003
  • Declaration filed July 26, 2002 in New York County Register
  • 421-a tax benefits retroactive to July 1, 2002 with final Certificate of Eligibility October 22, 2002
  • Working capital fund of $7,285 established with JP Morgan Chase Bank
  • Initial sponsor-controlled board resigned January 14, 2003; new 3-member board elected with two unit owner members
  • Sponsor owns 23% of common interests (ground floor commercial space and 6th floor Penthouse Unit)
  • Sponsor pays $2,232.50 monthly in common charges and $711.98 monthly in real estate taxes for unsold units

Amendment 5 Jul 17, 2002

Amendment declares the offering plan effective and updates the 2002/2003 real estate tax obligations per unit.

  • Offering plan declared effective as of June 26, 2002
  • Real estate tax obligation for property set at $13,985.28 for fiscal year 2002/2003
  • Revised annual/monthly real estate tax per unit (without 421-a benefits): Commercial Unit $2,097.79/$174.82, Units 2 and 5 $2,237.64/$186.47, Units 3 and 4 $2,097.79/$174.82, Penthouse $3,216.61/$268.05
  • Property assessed at $144,000 billable assessed value
  • Sponsor or Board will pay tax obligation on behalf of unit owners until individual tax assessments issued
  • Property qualified for 421-a tax benefits but exemption not yet issued

Amendment 4 Jun 26, 2002

Unit floor plans revised for interior layout changes and reconfigured terraces.

  • Unit interior layouts changed
  • Terraces reconfigured as Limited Common Elements for certain units

Amendment 3 Apr 16, 2002

Purchase prices increased for five residential units.

  • Unit 2: $1,125,000 to $1,150,000
  • Unit 3: $999,000 to $1,025,000
  • Unit 4: $1,045,000 to $1,065,000
  • Unit 5: $1,085,000 to $1,100,000
  • Unit PH: $2,175,000 to $2,200,000
  • Total purchase price increased from $6,429,000 to $6,540,000
  • Schedule A prices increased for 5 homes (median +1.9%): 2 $1,125,000 → $1,150,000; 3 $999,000 → $1,025,000; 4 $1,045,000 → $1,065,000; 5 $1,085,000 → $1,100,000; ...

Amendment 2 Apr 11, 2002

Amendment clarifies Limited Common Elements for the Commercial/First Floor Unit, heating system note, legal fees, and escrow account location.

  • 64 SF area on west side of 7th floor roof added as Limited Common Element for Commercial/First Floor Unit
  • Article 6 (B) (1) of Condominium Declaration revised to include the 64 SF roof area
  • Heating & hot water note on page 30 clarified: domestic hot water provided by one direct natural gas fire storage heater
  • Legal fee for reviewing title insurance report set at $500 when purchaser orders from other than Chicago Title
  • Escrow account location confirmed at North Fork Bank, 120 West 23rd Street, New York, New York 10011

Amendment 1 Mar 13, 2002

Purchase prices increased for four residential units, raising total plan price from $6,350,000 to $6,429,000.

  • Unit 2 price raised from $1,100,000 to $1,125,000
  • Unit 3 price raised from $985,000 to $999,000
  • Unit 4 price raised from $1,025,000 to $1,045,000
  • Unit 5 price raised from $1,065,000 to $1,085,000
  • Total plan price increased from $6,350,000 to $6,429,000
  • Schedule A prices increased for 4 homes (median +2.0%): 2 $1,100,000 → $1,125,000; 3 $985,000 → $999,000; 4 $1,025,000 → $1,045,000; 5 $1,065,000 → $1,085,000
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Team

Sponsor
58 Thomas Street Associates, LLC.
Principals
Angelo Cosentini, John Carson, Thomas D. Currier
Tax estimate
The Mazursky GroupPrepared the first-year real estate tax projection
Construction lender
North Fork Bank
General contractor
On the Level Enterprses.incHeld the general construction permit on DOB job 102184832
Construction manager
On The Level Enterprises, Inc.Named on p. 24
Structural engineers
Albert Piao Kung, P.E., Albert Piao KungNamed on p. 144, p. 282
MEP engineer
Midel Technical AssociatesMechanical, electrical and plumbing · Named on p. 282
Property report
Arpad Baksa Architect, P.C.Prepared the plan's description of the property and its condition · Named on p. 144
Title agency
All New York Title AgencyThe sponsor's title company for buyers; you can choose another · Agent for Chicago Title Insurance Company · Named on p. 88

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Zoning

Zoning district
C6-2A

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