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40-21 22 Street

Astoria & Long Island City, Queens · Mixed residential & commercial · BBL 4004090016

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3Units (2 residential)
3Floors
2,600Building sq ft
2,521Lot sq ft
1931Year built
M1-5AZoning
1.03 of 5.00Built FAR
$1.65M · 2022Last sale
10DOB permits
0Open violations

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Sales history

RecordedDocumentAmount
2022-02-10Deed$1,650,000
2003-03-25Deed (other)not recorded
1985-03-13Deednot recorded
1982-10-27Deednot recorded
1981-03-13Deednot recorded
1980-06-04Deednot 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
2023-07-06Renewal Permit Without ChangesGeneral Construction
2023-06-15Initial PermitPlumbing
2023-03-13Initial PermitMechanical Systems
2023-03-13Initial PermitGeneral Construction
2022-10-13Initial PermitBoiler Equipment

Source: DOB NOW approved permits, which covers 2017 onward. 10 permits on file for this lot.

Owner debt & loan position

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Refi radar

The most recent mortgage recorded against this parcel was $930K from EMIGRANT FUNDING CORPORATION in October 2022. On a typical 7-year term that is 3 years to estimated maturity.

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Estimated maturity. ACRIS publishes recording dates, not maturity dates — these are the recorded date plus a typical term for the asset and lender type, not the borrower’s actual loan terms. Crezly is not a loan broker, does not negotiate terms, and is not paid on closing.

Who finances deals like this

The lenders with the most recorded mixed use mortgages in Queens since 2021, from public ACRIS filings.

  1. Habib American Bank — 55 loans, typically $400K–$800K
  2. Flushing Bank — 89 loans, typically $227K–$600K
  3. Velocity Commercial Capital, LLC — 45 loans, typically $413K–$878K
  4. Connectone Bank — 21 loans, typically $690K–$1.8M
  5. Cathay Bank, New York Region — 4 loans, typically $223K–$480K
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Development & air rights

21% 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 4004090016 · data refreshed 2026-10-31