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1463 New York Avenue

East Flatbush, Rugby & Farragut, Brooklyn · Mixed residential & commercial · BBL 3049970017

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18Units (17 residential)
6Floors
13,296Building sq ft
4,000Lot sq ft
2021Year built
R6Zoning
3.32 of 4.80Built FAR
$1.25M · 2019Last sale
17DOB permits
3Open violations

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Sales history

RecordedDocumentAmount
2019-08-21Deed$1,250,000
2014-10-09Deednot recorded
1986-06-10Deednot recorded
1986-03-31Deednot recorded
1986-03-15Deednot recorded

Source: NYC ACRIS. A $0 amount means the deed records no consideration — common on estate, correction and in-family transfers, and not a sale price of zero.

Recent DOB permits

IssuedTypeWork
2023-04-04Renewal Permit Without ChangesSprinklers
2023-03-28Initial PermitCurb Cut
2022-11-23Initial PermitMechanical Systems
2022-04-11Renewal Permit Without ChangesConstruction Fence
2022-03-10Renewal Permit Without ChangesSprinklers

Source: DOB NOW approved permits, which covers 2017 onward. 17 permits on file for this lot.

Open HPD violations

ClassOpenMost recent
Class B (hazardous)22026-06-16
Class C (immediately hazardous)12024-09-20

Source: HPD open violations, classes B and C. A violation stays open until HPD certifies the correction, so an old date does not mean the condition persists today.

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Owner debt & loan position

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Refi radar

The most recent mortgage recorded against this parcel was $771K from ARBOR PRIVATE INVESTMENT LLC in October 2023. On a typical 2-year term that is 11 months past estimated maturity.

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Who finances deals like this

The lenders with the most recorded multifamily mortgages in Brooklyn since 2021, from public ACRIS filings.

  1. JPMORGAN Chase Bank, N.a. — 2,991 loans, typically $67K–$768K
  2. Citizens Bank NA — 2,020 loans, typically $150K–$750K
  3. TD Bank NA — 1,416 loans, typically $130K–$500K
  4. Rocket Mortgage, LLC — 1,052 loans, typically $126K–$532K
  5. Wells Fargo Bank, N.a. — 1,005 loans, typically $18K–$1.37M
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Compiled from NYC Open Data: PLUTO (lot and building attributes), ACRIS (deeds and mortgages), DOB NOW (permits) and HPD (violations). Public record, presented as recorded; Crezly does not warrant it. BBL 3049970017 · data refreshed 2026-08-14

Development & air rights

69% Utilization — built floor area as a share of the estimated as-of-right maximum

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Estimated from NYC PLUTO zoning data. This is not a zoning analysis — confirm with a zoning attorney or architect before relying on it. As-of-right only: excludes bonuses, air-rights transfers and variances.