372 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
One family dwelling (A4) · BBL 3001890026
Summary
372 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217 is a 4-story one-family home, built in 1872, with 1 residential unit, on a 1,250 sq ft lot. The city's 2027 market value is $2,956,000. It last sold on 06/07/2024 for $3,525,177. City records list 8 mortgages and 2 sales for this lot.
History
Dated from city records. Deeds, mortgages, permits and violations are in the full report.
- 2027City market value set at $2,956,000
- 06/07/2024Sold for $3,525,177
- 1872Building completed
Property
- Address
- 372 Pacific Street
- Borough
- Brooklyn
- Zip code
- 11217
- Block & lot
- 00189-0026
- BBL
- 3001890026
- Condo number
- —
- Community district
- 302
- School district
- 15
- Council district
- 33
- Historic district
- Boerum Hill Historic District
- Owner
Building
- Property type
- One family dwelling (A4)
- Square feet
- 1,963 sq ft
- Building dimensions
- Stories
- 4
- Year built
- 1872
- Year altered
- —
- Residential units
- 1
- Total units
- 1
- Buildings on lot
- 1
Lot and zoning
- Lot sq ft
- 1,250
- Lot dimensions
- 13 ft x 100 ft
- Zoning
- FAR
- Buildable area
Value, sale and loans
Market value is the city's assessment estimate, not a sale price or appraisal.
- Market value
- $2,956,000
- Tax year
- 2027
- Last sale date
- 06/07/2024
- Last sale price
- $3,525,177
- Tax amount
- Loan amount
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Questions
- When was 372 Pacific Street built?
- 372 Pacific Street was built in 1872, according to the city's lot file.
- How many units does 372 Pacific Street have?
- 372 Pacific Street has 1 unit across 4 stories.
- When did 372 Pacific Street last sell?
- It last sold on 06/07/2024 for $3,525,177, according to the city's recorded sales.
- What is 372 Pacific Street worth?
- The city's 2027 market value for 372 Pacific Street is $2,956,000. That is the city's assessment estimate, not an appraisal or an asking price.
- Who owns 372 Pacific Street?
- Create a free Hercules account to see the owner of record for 372 Pacific Street. The full report adds the deed owners, the mailing address and the people named on the building's registrations.
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- 366 State StreetTwo family dwelling (B3) · 4,050 sq ft
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- 372 State StreetWalk-up apartments (C3) · 3,948 sq ft
- 374 State StreetWalk-up apartments (C1) · 5,748 sq ft
Record dates
- City market value and tax year
Market value is the city's estimate for tax purposes. This is not a current sale price or an appraisal.
Valuation tax year: 2027
- Recorded sale
Latest recorded sale date: 06/07/2024
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- Owner & contacts · 4 contactsOwner of record, deed owners, LLC officers, mailing address and managing agent.
- Mortgages & lenders · 8 mortgagesEvery recorded mortgage, lender, loan amount and maturity date.
- Sales history · 2 salesEvery priced sale on the lot, with buyers, sellers and dates.
- Comparable salesRecent nearby sales to sanity-check value.
- Tax & assessments · 5 yearsAnnual tax bill, tax class, assessed and market value by year.
- Zoning & air rightsZoning districts, FAR and the buildable square feet left on the lot.
- Permits · 3 permitsBuilding permit filings, job types, status, cost and applicants.
- ViolationsOpen and closed housing and building violations with balances due.
- Pre-foreclosure & distressForeclosure filings, tax-lien list status and other distress signals.