1. New York
  2. New York
  3. Gramercy Park
  4. 10003
  5. Block 873
  6. 130 East 18 Street
  7. #1J

130 E 18th St #1J
Gramercy Park
New York, NY, 10003

Built in 1962 this 222,543 sq.ft. building is 76% Residential, 22% Garage Space, 2% Office Space and contains 287 residential units and 3 non-residential units.

This property is currently Off Market.

    Transit

    • 3rd Av Route L 5 Minute walk, 0.3 Miles
    • Bleecker St Route BRoute DRoute FRoute MRoute 6 19 Minute walk, 1.0 Miles
    • 14th St Route ARoute CRoute ERoute L 18 Minute walk, 0.9 Miles
    • 14th St Route FRoute LRoute MRoute 1Route 2Route 3 12 Minute walk, 0.6 Miles

    Schools

    • Elementary School

      • P.S. 040 Augustus Saint-Gaudens
        • Grades: PK,0K,01,02,03,04,05,SE
        • Principal: Susan Felder
        • Phone: 212-475-5500
        • Address: 319 East 19 Street
        • Website: schools.nyc.gov

    • Middle School

      • J.H.S. 104 Simon Baruch
        • Grades: 06,07,08,SE
        • Principal: Rocco Macri
        • Phone: 212-674-4545
        • Address: 330 East 21 Street
        • Website: schools.nyc.gov

    • High School

      • Citywide High School Choice

    Public Records

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    • UCC3 Termination dated 2003-10-07, Secured Party: The Chase Manhattan Bank, Assignee: Show Details

    HPD Registration

    This building was last registered at the Department of Housing Preservation and Development on Sept. 2, 2017 and the registration expires Sept. 1, 2018.

    • Corporate Owner: 130 E 18 Owners Corp, 130 East 18Th Street, New York, NY 10003
    • Managing Agent: Century Operating Corp, Adam Zerka, 440 Ninth Ave #1500, New York, NY 10001
    • Head Officer: Liz Mindlin, 130 East 18 St, Nyc, NY 10003
    • Officer: Ronald Spitzer, 130 East 18 St, Nyc, NY 10003
    • Site Manager: Jeff Nimoni,

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    Lot

    Address
    130 E 18th St #1J, 10003
    Square Footage
    22,761
    Lot Type
    Corner
    Dimensions
    105.0ft x 207.25ft
    BBL
    1008730019
    Coop Number
    1027

    Neighborhood

    Neighborhood
    Gramercy Park
    Historic District
    N/A
    Community District
    06
    City Council
    2
    Police Precinct
    13
    Fire Company
    E005
    School District
    2
    Census Tract
    50

    Zoning

    Zoning District
    R8A
    Commercial Overlay
    N/A
    Split Zoning
    Yes
    Special Purpose
    N/A
    Limited Height
    N/A
    Landmark
    N/A

    Assessment

    Tax Class
    2
    MV Land
    $6,060,000
    MV Total
    $39,984,000
    AV Land
    $2,727,000
    AV Total
    $17,992,800

    Floor Area Ratio

    Built FAR
    9.78

    Residential
    Zoned FAR 6.0
    Max 136,566.0 sq. ft.
    Remaining -85,977.0 sq. ft.

    Commercial
    Zoned FAR 0.0
    Max 0.0 sq. ft.
    Remaining 0 sq. ft.

    Facility
    Zoned FAR 6.0
    Max 136,566.0 sq. ft.
    Remaining -85,977.0 sq. ft.

    Building

    Category
    Elevator Apartments
    Class
    Elevator Cooperative
    Land Use
    Multi-Family Elevator Buildings
    Buildings
    1
    Year Built
    1962
    Alterations
    N/A
    Floors
    16.0
    Residential Units
    287
    Total Units
    290
    Floor Area
    222543
    Basement
    Full Basement Below Grade
    Proximity
    Semi-Attached

    Crime

    This property is located in the 13th Precinct of Manhattan.

    Property Crime

    Very high
    In 2015 the 13th Precinct saw 1756 felony property crimes (Burglary, Grand Larceny and Grand Larceny of Motor Vehicle) committed per 100,000 residents**. This is higher then the borough's property crime rate, which was 1219 over the same period.

    Violent Crime

    Low
    In 2015 the 13th Precinct saw 390 felony violent crimes (Murder, Rape, Robbery and Felony Assault) committed per 100,000 residents**. This is lower then the borough's violent crime rate, which was 444 over the same period.

    ** This does not take daytime population into account. Actual crime rates in areas where many people work (higher daytime population) may be lower. Conversely actual crime rates may be higher in areas where many people commute out for work (lower daytime population).