Weekly roundup of residential broker leads

curated and sourced from multiple state and city filings

Manhattan

$146K tax lien on 44 units at HFZ’s 88 Lexington: The board of the HFZ Capital Group-developed 88 Lexington Avenue filed liens on 44 units totaling over $146K. The amounts range in value, including $10,235 and $9,378 on the penthouse units. The firm did not immediately respond to a request for comment. LINK

$5M Chelsea townhouse family dispute: Plaintiff seeks partition sale of the property located at 251 West 16th Street, New York, New York. The property has a $5,250,000 “market value,” according to city assessment data. LINK

7 units coming to Inwood: 7-unit New Building filed at 108 Terrace View by Sam Eshagoff of West Egg Development. Parcel acquired for $207,500 in 2019. LINK

West Village co-op seeks possession of unit: Co-op board at 838 Greenwich Street in the West Village seeks to gain possession of unit 1D and evict current occupant. Comp is unit 2E which sold in 2017 for $585,000. LINK

Brooklyn

14 units coming to Bed-Stuy: 14-unit New Building filed at 952 Bedford Avenue by Isaac Broyn. Parcel acquired for $2.7 million in 2020. No condo plans filed but Broyn has developed condos in the past. LINK

$10 million condo filed in Bed-Stuy: Joel Weiss as principal submitted condo plans for 10 units at 104 Martin Luther King Jr. Place. LINK

$9.9 million condo filed in Cobble Hill: Carlos Saavedra as principal submitted condo plan for four units at 58 Butler Street. LINK

City declares 2-family in East New York “unsafe”: The City of New York alleges that the 2-family building located at 83 Shepherd Avenue in East New York, Brooklyn, is unsafe due to fire damage on the second floor of the two-story structure. LINK

City declares 2-family in Stuyvesant Heights “unsafe”: The City of New York alleges that the 2-family building located at 430 Decatur Street in Stuyvesant Heights, Brooklyn, is unsafe due to fire damage and must be demolished. LINK

$64K lien on Dumbo condo unit: The board of the 1 John Street condominium alleges the owner of condo unit 6B is approximately $64,000 in arrears.   LINK

Queens

Plaintiff seeks partition sale of the property at 116-33 192nd Street in Jamaica, Queens, which it purchased a one-third interest in for $13,125 in 2020. LINK

City alleges prostitution in the second floor of the single-family home located at 58-07 146 Street, in Queens. The property last sold for $1,060,000 in 2019, per city records. LINK

Plaintiff seeks partition and 50% equity of the property at 118-06 229th Street, Cambria Heights, which was purchased for $450,000 in 2018. LINK

$30,117 lien of common charges at Forest Hills Plaza Condominium, unit 101, at 102-10 Queens Boulevard, Forest Hills. Forest Hills Practice LLC is the owner of the unit in the building, which has an $18M sellout. LINK