THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

200 E 62 Condominium

200 East 62nd Street, Manhattan, NY 10065

Overview

Units
115 residential · 1 parking · 38 storage · 2 commercial
Subway
2 min walk to Lexington Av/59 St 4 5 6 N R WLexington Av/63 St M Q, 2 min
Developer
O’Connor Capital Partners
Principals
Brett Buehrer
Average $/sf
$2,095Homes in Schedule A, as first offered
Common charges
$1,168–$3,490 a monthSponsor's first-year estimate in Schedule A, First year of the condominium operation (no specific dates printed)
Offering price
$383,757 total $394.8 million when first offered

The sponsor of record is 200 East 62nd Owner, LLC **, represented by Holland & Knight LLP. The offering plan runs 738 pages. The sponsor has filed 27 amendments, the latest in December 2025. The nearest other condo plan on file is 1059 Third Avenue Condominium, next door.

Plan CD140109 · Conversion · accepted May 18, 2015 · AG record ↗

Closings Pro

Homes closed100% of the homes in Schedule A114 of 114
Closing prices vs. Schedule A98 homes: $312,442,072 at closing against $345,049,000 in Schedule A (p. 73, p. 74, p. 75)−9.4%
Average closing price98 homes, on their Schedule A square feet$1,897 / SF
Closingsfirst and latest recordedFeb 1, 2016 – Jul 20, 2026

Sales recorded with the Department of Finance (ACRIS) through Sep 30, 2026: deeds, or transfer tax filings for a building on leased land, of $10,000 or more. A home's first sale since the plan was filed is the sponsor's closing; resales aren't counted. Closing prices are compared with the same home's Schedule A price, as first offered; a deed covering more than one home isn't compared. Amendments often change prices before a home closes, and a deed that includes parking or storage counts its full price. ACRIS records a sale weeks after closing, so recent contracts don't appear yet. Every building's sales.

All 114 closings
HomeRecordedClosing priceSchedule ADifference
9AFeb 1, 2016$3,207,488$3,150,000 p. 73+1.8%
3CFeb 4, 2016$2,142,143$2,550,000 p. 73−16%
26BFeb 8, 2016$4,011,905$3,940,000 p. 75+1.8%
8AFeb 9, 2016$3,156,575$3,100,000 p. 73+1.8%
27AFeb 9, 2016$4,149,369$4,075,000 p. 75+1.8%
5AFeb 10, 2016$3,029,294$2,975,000 p. 73+1.8%
23EFeb 11, 2016$4,956,332$5,900,000 p. 75−16%
30AFeb 11, 2016$3,591,240$4,275,000 p. 75−16%
9BMar 11, 2016$3,273,674$3,215,000 p. 73+1.8%
25AMar 14, 2016$3,298,000$3,880,000 p. 75−15%
25BMar 14, 2016$3,310,750$3,895,000 p. 75−15%
26DMar 14, 2016$3,715,000$3,715,000 p. 750%
12CMar 15, 2016$2,408,161$2,365,000 p. 74+1.8%
12AMar 18, 2016$4,043,980$4,225,000 p. 74−4.3%
9DApr 1, 2016$4,037,361$3,965,000 p. 74+1.8%
8EMay 6, 2016$2,120,098$2,215,000 p. 73−4.3%
9EMay 11, 2016$2,270,698$2,230,000 p. 74+1.8%
15DMay 18, 2016$4,247,100$4,290,000 p. 74−1%
8BJun 6, 2016$3,038,000$3,165,000 p. 73−4%
14DJun 9, 2016$4,302,106$4,225,000 p. 74+1.8%
12DJun 14, 2016$4,076,800$4,160,000 p. 74−2%
5CJun 30, 2016$1,959,250$2,180,000 p. 73−10.1%
15CJul 7, 2016$6,721,805$2,395,000 p. 74+180.7%
10AJul 12, 2016$3,258,400$3,200,000 p. 74+1.8%
5DJul 13, 2016$3,432,617$3,675,000 p. 73−6.6%
9CJul 14, 2016$2,153,250$2,250,000 p. 74−4.3%
16DJul 19, 2016$4,224,350$4,355,000 p. 74−3%
18DAug 5, 2016$4,395,300$4,485,000 p. 74−2%
15BSep 12, 2016$3,300,000$3,445,000 p. 74−4.2%
16CSep 13, 2016$2,300,000$2,340,000 p. 74−1.7%
10ENov 2, 2016$2,219,785$2,245,000 p. 74−1.1%
14AFeb 10, 2017$3,100,000$3,400,000 p. 74−8.8%
11DFeb 13, 2017$4,095,000$4,095,000 p. 740%
22DFeb 13, 2017$3,225,000$3,575,000 p. 75−9.8%
27BFeb 13, 2017$3,645,000$3,990,000 p. 75−8.6%
10DFeb 15, 2017$3,900,000$4,030,000 p. 74−3.2%
6AMar 16, 2017$2,647,450$2,995,000 p. 73−11.6%
16EApr 13, 2017$3,351,264$3,825,000 p. 74−12.4%
10BApr 14, 2017$2,800,000$3,255,000 p. 74−14%
11BApr 24, 2017$2,896,921$3,300,000 p. 74−12.2%
4AMay 11, 2017$2,675,000$2,935,000 p. 73−8.9%
5BMay 26, 2017$2,500,000$2,999,000 p. 73−16.6%
11EJun 9, 2017$3,225,000$3,650,000 p. 74−11.6%
6EJul 17, 2017$2,047,000$2,180,000 p. 73−6.1%
24BAug 7, 2017$3,400,000$3,850,000 p. 75−11.7%
30DAug 14, 2017$6,879,708$3,855,000 p. 75+78.5%
16BSep 8, 2017$2,850,000$3,490,000 p. 74−18.3%
19ASep 8, 2017$3,875,000$4,640,000 p. 74−16.5%
14BSep 25, 2017$2,925,000$3,400,000 p. 74−14%
23BSep 27, 2017$3,265,000$3,805,000 p. 75−14.2%
11AOct 2, 2017$2,863,828$3,250,000 p. 74−11.9%
4COct 3, 2017$1,600,000$2,120,000 p. 73−24.5%
4DOct 3, 2017$3,100,000$3,600,000 p. 73−13.9%
21BOct 3, 2017$3,065,000$3,715,000 p. 75−17.5%
27EOct 6, 2017$5,000,000$6,250,000 p. 75−20%
21EOct 20, 2017$2,450,000$2,400,000 p. 75+2.1%
22AOct 25, 2017$3,268,074$3,745,000 p. 75−12.7%
24DNov 13, 2017$3,160,000$3,645,000 p. 75−13.3%
22BNov 17, 2017$3,200,000$3,760,000 p. 75−14.9%
21DNov 27, 2017$2,965,050$3,500,000 p. 75−15.3%
10CJan 2, 2018$1,864,000$2,265,000 p. 74−17.7%
3DJan 8, 2018$6,000,000$6,350,000 p. 73−5.5%
6CJan 12, 2018$1,730,000$2,205,000 p. 73−21.5%
18BFeb 1, 2018$3,075,000$3,580,000 p. 74−14.1%
23AFeb 12, 2018$3,285,000$3,790,000 p. 75−13.3%
11CFeb 16, 2018$1,200,000$2,280,000 p. 74−47.4%
17BMar 15, 2018$3,025,000$3,615,000 p. 74−16.3%
23DMay 21, 2018$3,182,025$3,610,000 p. 75−11.9%
14CMay 23, 2018$1,910,000$2,310,000 p. 74−17.3%
20EJun 12, 2018$4,760,319$2,800,000 p. 75+70%
18EJun 25, 2018$3,395,000$3,925,000 p. 74−13.5%
26AJun 25, 2018$3,391,791$3,925,000 p. 75−13.6%
30BJul 10, 2018$3,650,000$4,150,000 p. 75−12%
7CJul 13, 2018$1,805,000$2,220,000 p. 73−18.7%
24ASep 13, 2018$3,300,000$3,835,000 p. 75−14%
20DSep 25, 2018$4,770,000$4,300,000 p. 75+10.9%
PHAOct 5, 2018$7,295,000——
7DOct 18, 2018$3,500,000$3,825,000 p. 73−8.5%
7ADec 4, 2018$2,739,500$3,045,000 p. 73−10%
14EDec 21, 2018$3,120,936$3,725,000 p. 74−16.2%
20AMar 1, 2019$4,040,404$3,655,000 p. 75+10.5%
17DMar 19, 2019$3,825,000$4,420,000 p. 74−13.5%
29DMar 20, 2019$4,350,000$3,820,000 p. 75+13.9%
7BApr 24, 2019$2,725,000$3,115,000 p. 73−12.5%
6BMay 15, 2019$1,932,129$3,065,000 p. 73−37%
8DJun 13, 2019$2,520,169$3,900,000 p. 73−35.4%
28AJun 28, 2019$3,250,000$4,135,000 p. 75−21.4%
28DAug 26, 2019$3,297,739$3,785,000 p. 75−12.9%
8CNov 6, 2019$902,934$2,235,000 p. 73−59.6%
29ENov 22, 2019$4,120,000$6,400,000 p. 75−35.6%
7ENov 26, 2019$1,895,000$2,200,000 p. 73−13.9%
17CDec 11, 2019$1,900,000$2,425,000 p. 74−21.6%
19CAug 5, 2020$1,620,000$2,455,000 p. 74−34%
19DAug 6, 2020$2,835,000$4,550,000 p. 75−37.7%
27DDec 14, 2020$2,915,000$3,750,000 p. 75−22.3%
4EJul 8, 2021$1,290,000$2,120,000 p. 73−39.2%
25DOct 18, 2021$1,996,000$3,680,000 p. 75−45.8%
25EOct 18, 2021$2,999,000$6,050,000 p. 75−50.4%
4BSep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$2,985,000 p. 73—
5ESep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$2,150,000 p. 73—
6DSep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$3,750,000 p. 73—
12BSep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$3,355,000 p. 74—
15ASep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$4,365,000 p. 74—
17ASep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$4,510,000 p. 74—
18ASep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$3,565,000 p. 74—
18CSep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$2,370,000 p. 74—
19BSep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$3,625,000 p. 74—
21ASep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$3,700,000 p. 75—
22ESep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$2,450,000 p. 75—
28BSep 29, 2022$11,987,129one deed, 12 homes$4,050,000 p. 75—
29AOct 3, 2022$4,000,000$4,200,000 p. 75−4.8%
OFFOct 1, 2025$22,000,000——
RETOct 1, 2025$22,000,000——
GARJul 20, 2026$8,300,000——

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Team

Sponsor
200 East 62nd Owner, LLC **
Developer
O’Connor Capital Partners
Principals
Brett Buehrer
Tax estimate
Marcus & Pollack LLPPrepared the first-year real estate tax projection
Construction lenders
Deutsche Bank AG, Royal Bank of Canada$175 million loan stated in the plan

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