112 LUQUER STREET

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SCHEDULE A
PURCHASE PRICES AND ALLOCATION OF COMMON INTEREST
112 Luquer Street, Brooklyn, New York
Projected First Year of Operation
April 1, 2026 - March 31, 2027
Amendment 1 - February 2026
Post-CompletionPost-CompletionPost-Completion
EstimatedEstimatedEstimated Estimated Estimated
Habitable Uninhab. % of Monthly Annual Monthly Annual Monthly
Sq. Sq. Bdms/Common Offering CommonCommonReal EstateReal Estate Carrying 
Unit Ftg. Ftg. Bths Interest Price Charges Charges Taxes Taxes Charges
(1A) (1B)  (2) (3) (4)  (5) (6)  (7) (8) (9)
1 924 2,762 2/2f2h 37.08% not offered for sale $391.54 $4,698.51 $224.56 $2,694.67 $616.10
2 956 36 2/2 22.16% $1,600,000.00 $234.03 $2,808.34 $134.22 $1,610.62 $368.25
3 1,538 946 4/3 40.76% $2,400,000.00 $430.35 $5,164.15 $246.81 $2,961.71 $677.15
TOTALS 3,418 3,744 100.00% $4,000,000.00 $1,055.92$12,671.00 $605.58 $7,267.00 $1,661.50
 
Notes:
1)  As part of the "Uninhabitable Square Footages" listed above, Unit 1 will have a sub-cellar accessory area of approximately 944 sf as 
     part of the unit, a cellar accessory area of approximately 1,078 sf as part of the unit, a rear yard of approximately 575 sf allocated as
     a limited common element, an areaway of approximately 105 sf allocated as a limited common element, a stair and landing area of 
     approximately 24 sf allocated as a limited common element, and a balcony of approximately 36 sf allocated as a limited common 
     element. Unit 2 will include a balcony of approximately 36 sf allocated as a limited common element. Unit 3 will nclude a balcony of 
     approximately 36 sf allocated as a limited common element, two roof terraces at the fourth floor level allocated as limited common 
     elements, approximately 284 sf toward the front of the building and approximately 88 sf toward the back of the building, and the 
     roof area above the fourth floor of approximately 538 sf allocated as a limited common element.
2)  The sub-cellar and cellar accessory spaces situated within Unit 1 may not be used as a bedroom, living room, or dining room, or for 
     any other use construed  as “habitable space”  as defined by the New York City Building Code, nor may this space be rented out, as 
     it is uninhabitable with less light and air than the residential units and more susceptible to dampness. Doing so may result in a violation 
     being issued against the Building and a fine imposed, which will be the responsibility of the Unit Owner to correct and remove. 
3) The Sponsor is withholding Unit 1 from the initial offer. The Schedule A will be amended when Sponsor begins to offer this unit.
4)  In addition to the offering prices above, there are additional closing costs assessed against each unit such as document preparation 
     fees, payment of transfer taxes, reimbursement fee, working capital fund contribution equal to two months' common charges, etc. 
     Additionally,  Purchasers will pay their own title insurance costs, recording charges, and mortgage recording taxes.  Please see the 
     CLOSING COSTS AND ADJUSTMENTS section of this Offering Plan.