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2034 Amsterdam Avenue

Washington Heights & Inwood, Manhattan · Multi-family elevator · BBL 1021190036

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110Units
6Floors
123,015Building sq ft
42,225Lot sq ft
1983Year built
R7-2Zoning
2.91 of 6.50Built FAR
2014Last sale
1DOB permits
20Open violations

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Sales history

RecordedDocumentAmount
2014-10-29Deednot 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
2019-11-26Initial PermitSidewalk Shed

Source: DOB NOW approved permits, which covers 2017 onward. 1 permit on file for this lot.

Open HPD violations

ClassOpenMost recent
Class B (hazardous)102026-07-09
Class C (immediately hazardous)102026-07-09

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 $32.37M from BELLWETHER ENTERPRISE REAL ESTATE CAPITAL, LLC in February 2021. On a typical 7-year term that is 15 months to estimated maturity.

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

  1. National Consumer Cooperative Bank — 614 loans, typically $475K–$1.6M
  2. Apple Bank For Savings — 162 loans, typically $500K–$2.47M
  3. Webster Bank, National Association — 127 loans, typically $631K–$6.02M
  4. Fcr Dc Jv Holdings LLC — 42 loans, typically $497K–$2.55M
  5. Valley National Bank — 197 loans, typically $500K–$2.94M
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Development & air rights

45% Underbuilt — 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.

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 1021190036 · data refreshed 2026-10-31