THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

The Bank of East Asia

Named as the sponsor's construction lender in 9 New York City condominium offering plans, in the plan's text, where the sponsor says it has obtained its construction loan or financing, or, where the plan doesn't name one, as the lender on the mortgage and building loan agreement recorded in ACRIS on the building's lot before the plan was accepted. Each building below links the plan page or the recorded document. Where an amendment names a new lender, that lender is counted.

The Bank of East Asia's 9 buildings in these plans are spread across Brooklyn (4), Manhattan (3), Queens (2), 89% new construction, typically 6–20 units, offered at an average $767K per unit. Check size: $3.9M typical (the median of 9 loans whose size the plan states or ACRIS records), from $1.4M to $17.9M.

Buildings
9
Residential units
103
Typical check
$3.9M
Years
2005–2012
ManhattanBrooklynQueensBronxStaten Island 3175 Emmons Condominium, 3175 Emmons Avenue272 21st Street Condominium, 272 21st Street90 Bowery Condominium, 90 Bowery1062 67th Street Condominium, 1062 67th Street128 Plaza Condominium, 128-138 Mott Street837 58th Street Condominium, 837 58th StreetHarborview Condominium, 44-46 Market StreetJoyful Tower Condominium, 31-22 Union StreetKew Condominium, 83-75 117th Street

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Recent Growth

The Bank of East Asia's buildings and units by year for the last 6 years, and whether the pace is rising or falling.

No buildings accepted since 2021. 0% of all 9 dated buildings are from the last 3 years.

Year acceptedBuildingsUnits
2026 to date0—
20250—
20240—
20230—
20220—
20210—

Latest: 3175 Emmons Condominium, accepted Apr 20, 2012.

Strongest Relationships

The firms named most often on the same buildings as The Bank of East Asia, at least 2 in common.

Sponsor's counsel

From the same offering plans as the table below. A firm's own affiliates aren't counted.

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CondominiumAcceptedUnitsLoan
3175 Emmons Condominium3175 Emmons Avenue · Brooklyn · new constructionRecorded as The Bank of East Asia (u.s.a.) · Sponsor: More Development, LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗20126$3.1M*
272 21st Street Condominium272 21st Street · Brooklyn · new constructionRecorded as The Bank of East Asia (u.s.a.) · Sponsor: 272 21st Street Realty, LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗20094$1.5M*
90 Bowery Condominium90 Bowery · Manhattan · new constructionRecorded as The Bank of East Asia (usa) · Sponsor: 90 Bowery Enterprise, LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗200812$8M*
1062 67th Street Condominium1062 67th Street · Brooklyn · conversionRecorded as The Bank of East Asia (u.s.a.) · Sponsor: Dyker Developer, Inc. · Recorded in ACRIS ↗20076$2.1M*
128 Plaza Condominium128-138 Mott Street · Manhattan · new constructionSponsor: 128-138 Mott Street, LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗20070$17.9M*
837 58th Street Condominium837 58th Street · Brooklyn · new constructionRecorded as The Bank of East Asia (u.s.a.) · Sponsor: 837, LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗20070$1.4M*
Harborview Condominium44-46 Market Street · Manhattan · new constructionRecorded as The Bank of East Asia (u.s.a.) · Sponsor: 44-46 Market, LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗200616$6M*
Joyful Tower Condominium31-22 Union Street · Queens · new constructionRecorded as The Bank of East Asia (u.s.a.) · Sponsor: Union Plaza Corp. · Recorded in ACRIS ↗200620$3.9M*
Kew Condominium83-75 117th Street · Queens · new constructionRecorded as The Bank of East Asia (usa) · Sponsor: Kew 117 Street, LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗200539$6M*

Loan is the construction financing the plan states: its stated total, or the building, project and other loans it lists added up (hover for the parts); a loan only for buying the land isn't counted. Where the plan states no amount, a figure marked * is the mortgage and building loan agreement recorded in ACRIS for the same lender on the building's lot, linked to the document. — means neither has one. The typical check is the median of these loans. A bank that changed its name is counted under its current name. Different spellings of one lender's name are counted together.