THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

Times Plaza Condominium

560 State Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Overview

Units
39 residential
Subway
1 min walk to Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr 2 3 4 5 B D N Q RFulton St G, 5 min
Developer
The Orlofsky Partnership
Principals
Bruce Orlofsky, David Orlofsky, Jason Orlofsky, Mitchell Orlofsky
Average $/sf
$562Homes in Schedule A, as first offered
Common charges
$180–$480 a monthSponsor's first-year estimate in Schedule A, Commencing July 1, 2005
Offering price
$25.7 million total $23.9 million when first offered

The sponsor of record is Times Plaza Development Limited Partnership, represented by Eiseman Levine Lehrhaupt & Kakoyiannis. The offering plan runs 443 pages. The sponsor has filed 27 amendments, the latest in February 2020. The nearest other condo plan on file is Boerum Heights Condo, next door.

Plan CD030295 · Conversion · accepted Nov 23, 2004 · AG record ↗

Closings Pro

Homes closed97% of the homes in Schedule A38 of 39
Closing prices vs. Schedule A38 homes: $25,500,004 at closing against $23,314,600 in Schedule A (p. 36, p. 37)+9.4%
Average closing price38 homes, on their Schedule A square feet$615 / SF
Closingsfirst and latest recordedSep 6, 2005 – Jul 30, 2018

Sales recorded with the Department of Finance (ACRIS) through Feb 28, 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 38 closings
HomeRecordedClosing priceSchedule ADifference
2ASep 6, 2005$612,274$601,300 p. 36+1.8%
4ASep 7, 2005$726,726$713,700 p. 36+1.8%
2CSep 8, 2005$606,572$604,200 p. 36+0.4%
10CSep 12, 2005$598,019$567,600 p. 37+5.4%
7BSep 14, 2005$640,887$629,400 p. 36+1.8%
8CSep 14, 2005$609,423$584,500 p. 37+4.3%
7JSep 22, 2005$635,184$623,800 p. 37+1.8%
10BSep 26, 2005$577,960$587,300 p. 37−1.6%
3BSep 27, 2005$609,423$604,200 p. 36+0.9%
3CSep 27, 2005$490,573$598,500 p. 36−18%
7CNov 8, 2005$626,020$595,700 p. 36+5.1%
7HNov 17, 2005$472,321$581,700 p. 37−18.8%
10ANov 17, 2005$577,959$567,600 p. 37+1.8%
7MJul 7, 2006$602,386$573,200 p. 37+5.1%
7FAug 17, 2006$585,494$646,300 p. 37−9.4%
1ASep 26, 2006$246,402$303,500 p. 36−18.8%
5CSep 26, 2006$626,224$809,300 p. 36−22.6%
8ASep 26, 2006$529,490$587,300 p. 37−9.8%
7EMar 28, 2007$525,000$601,300 p. 37−12.7%
1BMar 30, 2007$609,932$618,200 p. 36−1.3%
7AMay 15, 2007$600,768$635,100 p. 36−5.4%
6AJun 14, 2007$590,585$581,700 p. 36+1.5%
9BSep 19, 2007$617,060$598,500 p. 37+3.1%
7DMar 6, 2008$626,224$618,200 p. 36+1.3%
4CMay 28, 2008$672,045$767,100 p. 36−12.4%
6BJun 2, 2010$534,581$581,700 p. 36−8.1%
1CMay 10, 2011$634,000$609,800 p. 36+4%
2BJun 3, 2011$549,855$595,700 p. 36−7.7%
9CMar 23, 2012$675,000$578,900 p. 37+16.6%
9AJun 26, 2012$629,000$578,900 p. 37+8.7%
3ADec 3, 2013$825,000$598,500 p. 36+37.8%
6CJan 7, 2014$743,323$581,700 p. 36+27.8%
5BMar 19, 2014$890,969$688,500 p. 36+29.4%
7GMay 19, 2014$827,328$677,200 p. 37+22.2%
7KOct 27, 2014$793,000$604,200 p. 37+31.2%
7LOct 29, 2015$895,000$601,300 p. 37+48.8%
4BJul 28, 2016$1,438,000$677,200 p. 36+112.3%
5AJul 30, 2018$1,450,000$741,800 p. 36+95.5%

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Team

Sponsor
Times Plaza Development Limited Partnership
Developer
The Orlofsky Partnership
Principals
Bruce Orlofsky, David Orlofsky, Jason Orlofsky, Mitchell Orlofsky
Tax estimate
Mazursky GroupPrepared the first-year real estate tax projection

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