16 Unit Multifamily Williamsburg
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- 166 mortgages coming due in the next 12 months
- 271 sales recorded in the last 12 months
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North Williamsburg 16 unit 100% FM building 421a expired 2011. Turn key units 1000sqFt each $5909 in place rents monthly with upside on increases to $7300. Normal sale owner asking $13m negotiable
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📍 Williamsburg
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Recent sales in Williamsburg & Greenpoint
Nearby buildings from NYC public records. Click any address for its owner, sales and mortgage history.
- 130 Hope Street $122,500,000 · Multifamily · sold Sep 2026
- 315 Seigel Street $30,000,000 · Multifamily · sold Aug 2026
- 148 Green Street $25,550,000 · Retail · sold Jul 2026
- North 14 Street $16,450,189 · Industrial / Warehouse · sold Jul 2026
- 237 Kent Avenue $16,400,000 · Mixed Use · sold Jul 2026
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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.
- JPMORGAN Chase Bank, N.a. — 2,991 loans, typically $67K–$768K
- Citizens Bank NA — 2,020 loans, typically $150K–$750K
- TD Bank NA — 1,416 loans, typically $130K–$500K
- Rocket Mortgage, LLC — 1,052 loans, typically $126K–$532K
- Wells Fargo Bank, N.a. — 1,005 loans, typically $18K–$1.37M
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