THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

Adam Development Enterprises

Held the general construction permit on the New Building job for 3 New York City condominiums, as the Department of Buildings records it. Each building below links its DOB job. A contractor replaced partway through still counts for the building.

Buildings
3
Residential units
27
Average $/unit
$630,244
Years
2006–2008
ManhattanBrooklynQueensBronxStaten Island Clarion Uptown Lofts Condominium, 225 East 111th Street175 Diamond Street Condominium, 175 Diamond Street190 Meserole Avenue Condominium, 190 Meserole Avenue

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Recent Growth

Adam Development Enterprises's buildings and units by year for the last 6 years, and whether the pace is rising or falling.

No buildings accepted since 2021. 0% of all 3 dated buildings are from the last 3 years.

Year acceptedBuildingsUnits
2026 to date0—
20250—
20240—
20230—
20220—
20210—

Latest: Clarion Uptown Lofts Condominium, accepted Dec 22, 2008.

Strongest Relationships

The firms named most often on the same buildings as Adam Development Enterprises, at least 2 in common.

Sponsor's counsel

From the same offering plans as the table below. A firm's own affiliates aren't counted.

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CondominiumAcceptedUnits$/unit
Clarion Uptown Lofts Condominium225 East 111th Street · Manhattan · new constructionNamed as Adam Development Enterprises,inc · Sponsor: Clarion Uptown Lofts, LLC · DOB job 104624300 ↗ · permits 2007–2008200812$684,750
175 Diamond Street Condominium175 Diamond Street · Brooklyn · new constructionNamed as Adam Development Enterprises Inc · Sponsor: Meserole 192, LLC · DOB job 302079097 ↗ · permits 200620078$588,039
190 Meserole Avenue Condominium190 Meserole Avenue · Brooklyn · new constructionNamed as Adam Development Enterprises Inc · Sponsor: Eckford 313 LLC · DOB job 301897909 ↗ · permits 2005–200620067$617,943

$/unit is the offering price on the AG record divided by the residential units; the average is across the plans with both. Different spellings of one contractor's name are counted together.