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230 SPENCER STREET is a 2-unit building in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, built in 2009.
1 unit is on the market here right now.
FY2026–27 final assessment roll · Extract 2026-05-15
DOF values are used for property taxation. Condo and co-op tax valuations can differ substantially from sale prices. This is a tax-purpose estimate; comparable sales remain a separate valuation source. Roll exemptions can include STAR under DOF’s published layout.
These values cover the whole tax lot and do not value individual co-op shares.
Official DOF final assessment roll (ZIP) ↗FY2026–27 final assessment roll · Extract 2026-05-15
+20.0% change in DOF market value from the prior year.
DOF values are used for property taxation. Condo and co-op tax valuations can differ substantially from sale prices. This is a tax-purpose estimate; comparable sales remain a separate valuation source. Roll exemptions can include STAR under DOF’s published layout.
Official DOF final assessment roll (ZIP) ↗FY2026–27 final assessment roll · Extract 2026-05-15
+20.0% change in DOF market value from the prior year.
DOF values are used for property taxation. Condo and co-op tax valuations can differ substantially from sale prices. This is a tax-purpose estimate; comparable sales remain a separate valuation source. Roll exemptions can include STAR under DOF’s published layout.
Official DOF final assessment roll (ZIP) ↗FY2026–27 · DOF statement 2026-08-15 · 230 SPENCER STREET APT 1
DOF tax-purpose market value on this statement: $514,000.00.
Read official DOF tax bill ↗How we calculate your annual taxes: Billable assessed value: $37,838.00 times the current tax rate: x 12.4390% Annual property tax: $4,706.68
FY2026–27 · DOF statement 2026-08-15 · 230 SPENCER STREET APT 2
DOF tax-purpose market value on this statement: $514,000.00.
Read official DOF tax bill ↗How we calculate your annual taxes: Billable assessed value: $37,838.00 times the current tax rate: x 12.4390% Annual property tax: $4,706.68
HOA, common charges and maintenance require documented building or unit evidence. Sales and DOB records do not establish these amounts. A zero property-tax bill does not establish zero PILOT or other ownership charges. Bills may change with tax rates or benefits; monthly figures are annual equivalents.
Look up this tax lot at DOF ↗NY Attorney General offering plans and amendments can document budgets, financial statements, reserves and sponsor obligations. These records cover the development, including properties without active listings.
Latest collected amendment 3 · submitted 2010-07-07 · ACCEPTED
Assessments & charge increases: No supported amount or rule collected. Unknown, not zero.
Resale fees & restrictions: No supported amount or rule collected. Unknown, not zero.
Current board-approved fees, assessments and resale conditions may require building documents beyond public filings.
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11 through December 31, 2011. 2) The projected budget for the first year of condominium operation has been revised to include an increased Capital Reserve Fund. Attached hereto and made a part hereof collectively as Exhibit I are a revised Schedule B and Footnotes thereto reflecting the foregoing changes; together with a new Certification of Adequacy of Budget reflecting the foregoing change. 3)As a result of the foregoing change in the projected budget, there has also been an increase in the projected common charges for the first year of condominium operation. Attached hereto and made a part hereof collectively as Exhibit II is a revised Schedule A and Footnotes thereto reflecting the foregoing change. 4)As a result of a substantial decrease in the assessed value of the subject premises for the 2010/2011 tax year, there has been a decrease in the projected real estate taxes for the first year of condominium operation. Said increase is reflected in Exhibit II. 5) T
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0 Insurance (6) $ 3,420 Legal and Accounting Fees (7) $ 1,400 Labor (8) $ -0- Management (9) $ -0- Miscellaneous (10) $ 500 Capital Reserve Fund (11) $ 900 Total $ 8,570 Note: All figures are rounded to the nearest dollar. IF THE ACTUAL OR ANTICIPATED DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF CONDOMINIUM OPERATION IS TO BE DELAYED MORE THAN SIX (6) MONTHS BEYOND THE BUDGET YEAR PROJECTED IN THE OFFERING PLAN, THE PLAN WILL BE AMENDED TO INCLUDE A REVISED BUDGET DISCLOSING CURRENT PROJECTIONS. IF SUCH AMENDED PROJECTION EXCEEDS ORIGINAL PROJECTIONS BY 25% OR MORE, THE SPONSOR MUST OFFER ALL PURCHASERS THE RIGHT TO RESCIND IN A REASONABLE PERIOD OF TIME THAT IS NOT LESS THAN 15 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF PRESENTATION OF SAID AMENDED BUDGET, TO EXERCISE SAID RIGHT, WHETHER OR NOT SPONSOR OFFERS TO GUARANTEE THE PREVIOUS BUDGET PROJECTION. SPONSOR MUST RETURN ANY DEPOSIT OR DOWN-PAYMENT TO A PURCHASER WHO RESCINDS WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF RESCISSION. ADDITI
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. The projected item represents a reserve for repair or replacement of major mechanical systems or structural elements of the building. The capital reserve fund may not be used for regular operating expenses or to reduce the monthly common charges.
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ing costs assessed against each unit, such as document preparation fee ($1,100.00), reimbursement fee ($2,500.00), a title clearance fee ($350,00), working capital fund contribution equal to two months common charges, and payment of transfer taxes. Additionally, Purchaser will pay their own title insurance costs, recording charges and mortgage recording taxes. Please see the CLOSING COSTS & ADJUSTMENTS section of this Offering Plan for a more complete explanation.
Cash is not necessarily a reserve balance. Debt amounts retain their reporting dates and collateral; a recorded mortgage amount is not a current outstanding balance. Disclosed conditions and historical projections do not establish today’s assessment or resale rules.
Budget with certification
71-UPDATES BUDGET WITH ADEQUACY LETTER; 99-OTHR - CAPITAL RESERVE FUND; COMMON CHARGE INCREASE; REAL ESTATE TAX DECREASE; (6)
Budget with certification
71-UPDATES BUDGET WITHOUT ADEQUACY LETTER; 99-OTHER -= WATER AND SEWER RATES; CAPITAL RESERVE FUND; COMMON CHARGE INCREASE; REAL ESTATE TAX INCREASE; MORTGAGEE'S RIGHTS; (6)
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SCHEDULE B BUDGET FOR FIRST YEAR OF CONDOMINIUM OPERATION January 1, 2011 - December 31, 2011 INCOME Common Charges $ 8,570 EXPENSES Heat and Hot Water (1) $ -0- Electricity (2) $ -0- Water and Sewer (3) $ 1,600 Repairs and Maintenance (4) $ 500 Services and Supplies (5) $ 250 Insurance (6) $ 3,420 Legal and Accounting Fees (7) $ 1,400 Labor (8) $ -0- Management (9) $ -0- Miscellaneous (10) $ 500 Capital Reserve Fund (11) $ 900 Total $ 8,570 Note: All figures are rounded to the nearest dollar. IF THE ACTUAL OR ANTICIPATED DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF CONDOMINIUM OPERATION IS TO BE DELAYED MORE THAN SIX (6) MONTHS BEYOND THE BUDGET YEAR PROJECTED IN THE OFFERING PLAN, THE PLAN WILL BE AMENDED TO INCLUDE A REVISED BUDGET DISCLOSING CURRENT PROJECTIONS. IF SUCH AMENDED PROJECTION EXCEEDS ORIGINAL PROJECTIONS BY 25% OR MORE, THE SPONSOR MUST OFFER ALL PURCHASERS THE RIGHT TO RESCIND IN A REASONABLE PERIOD OF TIME THAT IS NOT LESS THAN 15 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF PRESENTATION OF SAID AMENDED BUDGET, TO EXERCISE SAID RIGHT, WHETHER OR NOT SPONSOR OFFERS TO GUARANTEE THE PREVIOUS BUDGET PROJECTION. SPONSOR MUST RETURN ANY DEPOSIT OR DOWN-PAYMENT TO A PURCHASER WHO RESCINDS WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF RESCISSION. ADDITIONALLY, PURCHASERS WILL BE OFFERED THE OPPORTUNITY TO RESCIND THEIR PURCHASE AGREEMENT IN THE EVENT CLOSING DOES NOT OCCUR WITHIN 12 MONTHS FROM THE COMMENCEMENT DATE OF THE PROJECTED BUDGET.
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FOOTNOTES TO SCHEDULE B 1. Heat and hot water for each unit are provided by separate facilities serving each unit. Each purchaser will pay separately for the heat and hot water supplied to their unit. No heat is provided to the common areas of the building. See SCHEDULE El hereinafter set forth •for an estimate of individual heat and hot water charges. 2. There are no common area electrical charges. All electrical charges are billed to the unit on that floor of the building. Purchasers shall be responsible for individual utility costs for their own apartments. 3. Water is supplied to the building by the City of New York through a single water meter serving the entire building. Projected water and sewer costs are based upon a current New York City estimate of 400 gallons, or 53 cubic feet per day per residential unit, current charges of $2.08 per 100 cubic feet of water consumed, and sewer charges of $3.30 per 100 cubic feet of water consumed. Projected figure also includes a 10% allowance for inflation. 4. Repairs and maintenance to building: The budgeted figure is based on normal maintenance and repairs to the common elements of the building and its systems and equipment. Insofar as this is a newly constructed building it is not anticipated that any major repairs will be required. The budgeted figure includes such items of regular maintenance as cleaning, painting and minor mechanical, carpentry, or electrical work. Individual unit owners will be responsible for the cost of interior repairs, and decorations, and painting of their respective apartments, including appliances. 5. Services and supplies: These include items expected to be consumed in the normal course of building operation, including light bulbs, cleaning supplies, paints, and hardware items.
2 documents reported in the public index. Some documents may require a records request. Collected 10/10/2026.
Open official plan & financial documents ↗Match: exact building address and borough. Historical budgets, sponsor-wide charges and offering prices do not establish this apartment’s current maintenance, common charges, assessment or resale value.
Tax-benefit schedules, statement balances, penalties and declared capital work cover the identified tax lot. Condo billing-lot evidence is shown separately from apartment evidence.
| Reported item | Value | Period & scope |
|---|---|---|
Outstanding chargesEvidenceOutstanding charges $0.00 Separate dated balance; do not add to annual costs Open official source ↗ | $0.00 | As of 2026-08-15 Source reported · exact tax lot |
| New charges this billing period | $0.00 | As of 2026-08-15 Source reported · exact tax lot |
Statement amount dueEvidenceAmount Due 10/01/26: $0.00 Separate dated balance; do not add to annual costs Due date: 2026-10-01 Open official source ↗ | $0.00 | As of 2026-08-15 Source reported · exact tax lot |
Source updated 2026-08-15 · collected 2026-10-11.
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Before exemptions, adjustments, offsets or penalty mitigation. This scenario does not establish an issued fine or an apartment charge.
Official DOB penalty guidance ↗| Address | Neighborhood | Price | $/ft² | Sqft | Beds/Baths | vs comp | DOM | Risk | Score | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 230 SPENCER STREET #2 Brooklyn · built 2009 | Bedford-Stuyvesant | $1.70M | $953 | 1,783 ft² | 2 bd · 2 ba | - | 85 | rodent | 8.1 | Source |
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Recorded consideration. A $0 deed is not a sale price.
Research contract nyc_property_research.v1 · snapshot Oct 24, 2026
This identifier represents an NYC tax lot. Condo and co-op apartment identity must be resolved separately.
NYC Department of City Planning (PLUTO)
Pipeline completed Oct 18, 2026
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StreetEasy, observed by CurbScoop
Pipeline completed Aug 31, 2026
Retired source: collection stopped on 2026-08-31, so these are the last Manhattan and Brooklyn listings observed, not the current market.
Listing observations describe marketed state as of 2026-08-31 at the latest and are not proof of a closing or exhaustive market coverage.
NYC Department of Finance, Office of the City Register (ACRIS)
Pipeline completed Oct 23, 2026
Deed document types associated with this BBL in the current CurbScoop corpus.
Recording can lag a transaction, and a deed with no stated consideration is not evidence of a market sale.
NYC Department of Buildings via NYC Open Data
Pipeline completed Oct 24, 2026
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A filing or permit does not prove that work was completed or that all work at the property was filed.
NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development via NYC Open Data
Pipeline completed Oct 24, 2026
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NYC Department of Buildings via NYC Open Data
Pipeline completed Oct 24, 2026
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