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86-11 34th Avenue

86-11 34th Avenue, Queens, NY 11372

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Overview

86-11 34th Avenue is a co-op conversion in Queens.

  • Offering plan: Accepted January 1986 · 245 pages
  • Finishes: Wood cabinets and Welbilt appliances
  • Prices: $8.4 million in all ($7.46 million when first offered)
  • Sponsor: Saxony Heights Realty Associates, represented by Ganfer Shore Leeds & Zauderer, LLP; principals Rubin Schron, Abraham Fruchtlander, Mina Glick and Sara Leifer
  • Subway: 12-minute walk to 90 St-Elmhurst Av (7); 13 minutes to 82 St-Jackson Hts (7)
  • Amendments: 15, the latest in September 2013
  1. SubmittedOctober 1984
  2. AcceptedJanuary 1986
  3. 15 amendments

First-Year Budget

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Property Taxes

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Amendments

Amendment 15 Sep 6, 2013

This amendment updates the Sponsor's financial disclosures, the Board roster, and the Apartment Corporation's financial reports, and replaces the escrow deposit procedures and purchase agreement.

  • Sponsor owns 14 of the 90 apartments (about 17.58% of shares) and has not pledged them
  • Sponsor's monthly maintenance on unsold shares is approximately $9,421.19 ($1.69/share)
  • Monthly rent from tenants of unsold shares is approximately $14,823.12
  • Board members listed; Sponsor does not control the Board
  • Financials for years ending December 31, 2011 and 2010 annexed; 2012 financials not yet available
  • Apartment Corporation has not provided Sponsor a copy of the latest operating budget
  • Escrow agent is Ganfer & Shore, LLP; deposits held at Capital One Bank N.A. at approximately 1% interest as of August 2013
  • Purchaser may cancel within 90 days if no deposit notice is received within 15 business days

Amendment 14 Nov 17, 2010

This amendment adds the sponsor's 2010 financial disclosure (unsold units, board members, financial statements, 2010 budget, maintenance) and discloses how J-51 tax benefits may affect rent-stabilized apartments.

  • Sponsor owns 14 unsold apartments, about 17.58% of shares (5,559 of 31,622)
  • Monthly maintenance on unsold shares is $9,146.79 ($1.65/share); projected monthly rent from tenants of unsold shares is $13,149.48
  • Sponsor has not pledged or otherwise encumbered its interest in the unsold units
  • Board of Directors members listed: Randall Paul (President), Gregory Drouineaud, June Urueta, Sabrina Nebija (Secretary), Bekim Nebija (Treasurer)
  • Apartment Corporation financial statements for 2000-2009 annexed as Exhibit B; 2010 budget annexed as Exhibit C
  • Maintenance increased 8% in January 2009; now approximately $1.65/share and subject to change without amendment
  • J-51 tax benefits began in the 1999/2000 tax year and are expected to expire fourteen years after commencement; rent-stabilized units may be deregulated after that period, depending on lease notices

Amendment 13 Aug 22, 2000

This thirteenth amendment updates the sponsor's unsold-share disclosures, including unsold apartment maintenance and rent figures, the absence of financing on unsold shares, and the sponsor's payment status, and adds a list of the sponsor's other buildings, financial statements, and directors.

  • Exhibit A lists the unsold apartments with their shares and offering prices, totaling $3,218,400.00
  • Sponsor's unsold apartments carry aggregate monthly maintenance charges of $17,913.25
  • Monthly rents received from tenants of unsold apartments total $28,071.92
  • None of the unsold shares are subject to mortgages or financing commitments
  • Sponsor has no financial obligations to the corporation due within 12 months other than monthly maintenance charges
  • Sponsor states it is current on all obligations, with no delinquencies in the year before the amendment
  • Present monthly maintenance is $1.06 per share
  • Financial statements for the year ending December 31, 1999 and the year 2000 budget are attached as Exhibit B for information

Amendment 12 Jul 14, 1999

This amendment updates the unsold-share, sponsor-finance and building disclosures, adds a summary of a new state law on rent payments to the cooperative, and states there are no other material changes to the plan terms.

  • Sponsor Saxony Heights Realty Associates owns all unsold shares; list in Exhibit A, prices in Schedule A of the plan
  • Monthly maintenance on sponsor-held unsold apartments is $20,565.99; monthly tenant rents from them are $30,646.00
  • No unsold shares are subject to mortgages or financing commitments
  • Sponsor has no obligations due within 12 months other than maintenance, and is current with no delinquencies in the prior year
  • Present monthly maintenance is $1.06 per share
  • New GBL 352-i: if a non-occupying owner's rent-producing unit falls 60 days behind on charges, tenant rent is paid to the cooperative; sponsor makes no representation on its effect
  • Lists other buildings where the sponsor or its principal owns more than 10% of shares, with Department of Law file numbers
  • Sponsor does not control the board; current directors listed, with one Sponsor designee

Amendment 11 Jul 31, 1998

The amendment reports that the building's underlying mortgage was refinanced in April 1998, updates the unsold-share and maintenance figures, describes a settled lawsuit, and attaches 1996–1997 financial statements and the proposed 1998 budget.

  • Underlying mortgage refinanced in April 1998 with Queens County Savings Bank: original principal $1,900,000.00, monthly payments $13,428.81, matures April 30, 2008
  • Mortgage interest 7.00% for first five years, then adjusted to 1.00% over "Prime Rate" with minimum 7.00% and maximum 16.00%
  • Monthly deposits of $9,156 required for real estate taxes and water and sewer charges
  • Present monthly maintenance is $1.06 per share
  • Lawsuit Saxony Heights Corp. v. S.L. Management Co., et al. settled in early 1998; Sponsor paid $10,000.00 to the cooperative
  • Unsold shares: 48 units, 17,521 shares, listed in Exhibit A; offering prices are in Schedule A of the Offering Plan
  • Unsold apartments: aggregate monthly maintenance $18,576.53 and aggregate monthly rents $27,441.86; none subject to mortgages or financing commitments
  • Financial statements for 1996 and 1997 (Exhibit B) and proposed 1998 budget (Exhibit C) attached for information

Amendment 9 Mar 17, 1995

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Amendment 8 Dec 1, 1994

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Amendment 7 Jun 6, 1990

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Amendment 6 Jan 16, 1987

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Amendment 5 Oct 17, 1986

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Amendment 4 Sep 26, 1986

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Amendment 3 Jun 3, 1986

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Amendment 2 Apr 2, 1986

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Team

Sponsor
Saxony Heights Realty Associates
Principals
Rubin Schron, Abraham Fruchtlander, Mina Glick, Sara Leifer

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Zoning

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R7-1, R5The lot is split between two districts, the largest share first

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