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134A Patchen Avenue

Two family brick

Bedford-Stuyvesant (East), Brooklyn, New York

Last recorded sale

$10,000

2018

Recorded against this address.

On the market

Nothing is listed here yet. When asking prices arrive, every portal showing this address appears in this section as a price and a link out - never their photographs or their description, which are theirs.

The building

Built
1899
City records are reliable to the decade, rarely to the year.
Renovated
2019
Floors
2
Homes
2
Residential units of record. Hotels and dormitories count zero.
Building area
2,016 sq ft
Gross floor area, including stairwells and shafts.
Lot area
1,280 sq ft

Land and zoning

What may be built here, which is often not what is here.

Zoning
R6B
Housing is the permitted use here. The higher the number after the letter, the more density the district allows, so 6 sits in the middle on that scale. The B suffix makes it a contextual district: height, street wall and frontage are regulated so a new building matches the block.
Land use
One and two family buildings
A house or a two-unit building. The smallest residential category, and in Manhattan the rarest.
Building class
Two family brick
Code B1, from the Department of Finance's classification.

8 recorded prices

Every price on file, newest first, exactly as recorded.

$10,000October 25, 2018
Recorded salethis place
$640,000May 7, 2009
Recorded salethis place
$268,710March 17, 2009
Recorded salethis place
$10March 17, 2009
Recorded salethis placetransfer, not a sale
$540,255November 14, 2007
Recorded salethis place
$640,000February 17, 2006
Recorded salethis place
$535,000February 14, 2005
Recorded salethis place
$295,000February 14, 2005
Recorded salethis place

New York State treats a recorded consideration of ten dollars or less as a transfer rather than a sale. Applying that test is what moved the median arm's length Manhattan sale from 4.4 million dollars to 1,400,094.

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City identifiers

BBL: 3016470052
ZIP: 11221

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