Condo declaration recorded at SJP’s $933M 200 Amsterdam

SJP Properties and partner Mitsui Fudosan had their condo declaration recorded on October 6 for their development at 200 Amsterdam in the Upper Wast Side of Manhattan. The recording of the condo declaration is one of the required steps before sales can close in the building.

The project’s condominium plan, CD170043, which has a current sellout price of $933.8 million, was submitted to the New York State Attorney General on February 10, 2017.  SJP Properties CEO Steven Pozycki and president Allen Goldman are listed as the principals of sponsor. The condo plan lists 112 residential units.

The development was targeted in litigation in recent years after opponents of the project challenged the development’s approval to the Board of Standards and Appeals in 2017. In 2020 a judge ordered the developers to remove 20 of the 51 stories in the project to fall in line with zoning requirements. However, a New York State appeals court overturned the decision, allowing the structure to remain the Upper West Side’s tallest tower.

The residential units went back on the market following the court’s decision, with units starting at $3.1 million, according to a report from The Real Deal.

New building plans for the 642-foot tall, 51-story, 350,899-square-foot development were filed in 2016. The developer received a TCO for the project earlier this year, according to documents from the NYC DOB.