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575 4th Avenue Condominium

575 4th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Overview

Units
70 residential · 40 parking · 43 storage · 3 commercial
Subway
1 min walk to Prospect Av R4 Av-9 St F G R, 8 min
Developer
The Daten Group
Principals
Craig Rosenman, David Ennis
Average $/sf
$1,217Homes in Schedule A, as first offered
Offering price
$105.7 million total $106.2 million when first offered

The sponsor of record is 575 4th Avenue, LLC, represented by D'Agostino, Levine, Landesman & Lederman LLP. The offering plan runs 653 pages. The sponsor has filed 16 amendments, the latest in October 2025. The nearest other condo plan on file is 207a Prospect Avenue Condominium, next door.

Plan CD180275 · New · accepted Jan 24, 2019 · AG record ↗

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FigureThis building1The Museum House237 units · 1.6 miaccepted 2019561 Pacific363 units · 1.5 miaccepted 2018
Common ChargesPer Square Foot / Month$1.36Highest$0.60$0.96
Average Offering PricePer Apartment$1.35MBelow peers$1.53M$1.61M
Average PricePer Square Foot$1,217Below peers$1,302$1,462
Average Unit SizeSquare Feet1,107 SFIn line1,178 SF1,091 SF

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  • Comps: the closest Brooklyn plans on size, $/SF and launch date, within 2 miles when possible.
  • Figures: each building's own offering plan, filed with the NY Attorney General. Nothing is estimated.
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  • Labels: In line is between the comps; Below/Above peers is past both by up to 15%; Lowest/Highest by more.

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Homes closed91% of the homes in Schedule A64 of 70
Closing prices vs. Schedule A64 homes: $81,974,338 at closing against $83,726,835 in Schedule A (p. 75, p. 76)−2.1%
Average closing price64 homes, on their Schedule A square feet$1,179 / SF
Closingsfirst and latest recordedAug 12, 2020 – Jun 18, 2025

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 64 closings
HomeRecordedClosing priceSchedule ADifference
3DAug 12, 2020$1,588,500$1,687,635 p. 75−5.9%
3KAug 20, 2020$987,703$1,037,300 p. 75−4.8%
2BOct 15, 2020$680,000$739,200 p. 75−8%
5HDec 8, 2020$745,000$729,000 p. 75+2.2%
2GDec 15, 2020$745,000$703,890 p. 75+5.8%
2DJan 14, 2021$880,000$919,975 p. 75−4.3%
7AFeb 23, 2021$880,786$790,000 p. 76+11.5%
4EFeb 26, 2021$689,737$676,700 p. 75+1.9%
6BFeb 26, 2021$770,000$773,950 p. 76−0.5%
6AMar 18, 2021$756,844$834,150 p. 76−9.3%
7BApr 20, 2021$802,890$797,505 p. 76+0.7%
9BMay 11, 2021$1,676,000$1,888,900 p. 76−11.3%
3JMay 18, 2021$1,090,000$1,221,300 p. 75−10.8%
5AMay 24, 2021$1,625,000$1,750,000 p. 75−7.1%
7DJun 1, 2021$1,682,000$1,684,800 p. 76−0.2%
3EJun 3, 2021$700,000$686,750 p. 75+1.9%
5JJun 4, 2021$968,760$1,145,000 p. 75−15.4%
8BJun 10, 2021$834,965$806,180 p. 76+3.6%
2FJun 15, 2021$669,000$702,900 p. 75−4.8%
6EJun 16, 2021$1,302,851$1,233,225 p. 76+5.6%
8AJul 19, 2021$900,000$854,250 p. 76+5.4%
7ESep 1, 2021$1,225,000$1,253,525 p. 76−2.3%
10ASep 9, 2021$2,255,000$1,953,450 p. 76+15.4%
5ESep 10, 2021$1,276,543$1,365,000 p. 75−6.5%
2JSep 20, 2021$1,375,000$1,404,000 p. 75−2.1%
4JSep 27, 2021$1,195,000$1,247,850 p. 75−4.2%
4BOct 7, 2021$719,000$734,625 p. 75−2.1%
3GOct 8, 2021$1,401,112$1,477,750 p. 75−5.2%
2KNov 1, 2021$939,334$901,520 p. 75+4.2%
6DNov 3, 2021$1,615,000$1,656,000 p. 76−2.5%
4GNov 18, 2021$1,375,000$1,425,000 p. 75−3.5%
3BDec 2, 2021$713,284$750,950 p. 75−5%
2CDec 7, 2021$1,435,000$1,660,050 p. 75−13.6%
5CDec 7, 2021$1,802,812$1,775,930 p. 75+1.5%
3AJan 7, 2022$1,145,531$1,251,450 p. 75−8.5%
4KJan 24, 2022$973,500$1,120,000 p. 75−13.1%
10BJan 31, 2022$2,085,000$1,881,250 p. 76+10.8%
8DApr 11, 2022$1,847,000$1,696,840 p. 76+8.8%
4FApr 26, 2022$1,320,000$1,316,700 p. 75+0.3%
4DMay 6, 2022$1,758,000$1,700,300 p. 75+3.4%
3FMay 16, 2022$1,240,000$1,214,955 p. 75+2.1%
4HMay 18, 2022$1,261,406$1,196,160 p. 75+5.5%
3HMay 25, 2022$1,109,000$1,094,700 p. 75+1.3%
5DJul 5, 2022$1,200,859$1,192,625 p. 75+0.7%
5GAug 5, 2022$1,184,713$1,275,000 p. 75−7.1%
2HAug 17, 2022$1,395,000$1,505,000 p. 75−7.3%
7CAug 22, 2022$1,705,000$1,556,720 p. 76+9.5%
7FNov 17, 2022$1,488,459$1,525,920 p. 76−2.5%
8EApr 5, 2023$1,295,000$1,273,825 p. 76+1.7%
9CMay 8, 2023$1,570,000$1,556,400 p. 76+0.9%
8FJul 14, 2023$1,525,000$1,549,040 p. 76−1.6%
10COct 20, 2023$1,610,000$1,621,250 p. 76−0.7%
9ANov 29, 2023$2,595,000$2,595,000 p. 760%
10DMar 1, 2024$1,250,000$1,389,955 p. 76−10.1%
2AApr 1, 2024$995,000$1,133,000 p. 75−12.2%
4CApr 15, 2024$1,495,000$1,662,325 p. 75−10.1%
4AMay 17, 2024$1,245,750$1,266,900 p. 75−1.7%
8CMay 24, 2024$1,595,000$1,618,680 p. 76−1.5%
5BJul 15, 2024$1,500,000$1,485,000 p. 75+1%
9DOct 25, 2024$1,250,000$1,400,525 p. 76−10.7%
6FJan 14, 2025$1,488,000$1,502,800 p. 76−1%
6CFeb 5, 2025$1,525,000$1,533,600 p. 76−0.6%
3CApr 30, 2025$1,525,000$1,648,755 p. 75−7.5%
5FJun 18, 2025$1,495,000$1,693,900 p. 75−11.7%

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Team

Sponsor
575 4th Avenue, LLC
Developer
The Daten Group
Principals
Craig Rosenman, David Ennis
Tax estimate
Tuchman, Korngold, Weiss, Liebman & Lindemann, LLPPrepared the first-year real estate tax projection
Construction lender
Centennial Bank$40 million recorded

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