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2020 LL87 CBL Final 15593 Gross Number of Building Street Compliance 10 Digit BBL Boro Block Lot Tax Class Street Name Zip Code Borough Square Buildings Class Number Year Footage 1000240036 1 24 36 1 4 O4 50 BROAD STREET 10004 Manhattan 205,940 2024 1000160150 1 16 150 1 4 O4 250 VESEY STREET 10281 Manhattan 2,084,079 2026 1000160180 1 16 180 1 2 D8 20 RIVER TERRACE 10007 Manhattan 356,786 2026 1000160210 1 16 210 1 2 D8 399 CHAMBERS STREET 10282 Manhattan 357,000 2026 1000160215 1 16 215 1 4 W1 345 CHAMBERS STREET 10282 Manhattan 450,000 2026 1000160220 1 16 220 1 4 W1 201 WARREN STREET 10282 Manhattan 105,177 2026 1000160260 1 16 260 1 4 O4 200 WEST STREET 10282 Manhattan 2,157,862 2026 1000280005 1 28 5 1 4 O4 5 HANOVER SQUARE 10004 Manhattan 292,466 2028 1001720020 1 172 20 1 4 H8 76 LAFAYETTE STREET 10013 Manhattan 317,464 2022 1001660027 1 166 27 1 4 O3 80 CENTRE STREET 10013 Manhattan 640,000 2026 1001670001 1 167 1 1 4 Z1 125 WHITE STREET 10013 Manhattan 1,106,962 2027 1001680032 1 168 32 1 4 O3 75 CENTRE STREET 10013 Manhattan 353,000 2028 1001580001 1 158 1 1 4 M1 27 DUANE STREET 10007 Manhattan 70,590 2028 1001590040 1 159 40 1 4 Y3 128 PARK ROW 10007 Manhattan 217,366 2029 1001610001 1 161 1 1 2 D4 196 PARK ROW 10038 Manhattan 306,862 2021 1000780020 1 78 20 1 4 H8 106 FULTON STREET 10038 Manhattan 74,863 2028 1001510032 1 151 32 1 4 O6 305 BROADWAY 10007 Manhattan 132,600 2021 1001760018 1 176 18 1 4 W8 40 LEONARD STREET 10013 Manhattan 235,000 2026 1001750033 1 175 33 1 2 D7 365 BROADWAY 10013 Manhattan 63,600 2025 1000270009 1 27 9 1 2 D5 63 WALL STREET 10005 Manhattan 400,531 2027 1000920014 1 92 14 1 4 H2 49 ANN STREET 10038 Manhattan 56,790 2022 1000960001 1 96 1 1 4 K6 11 FULTON STREET 10038 Manhattan 128,123 2026 1000950027 1 95 27 1 2 D3 49 FULTON STREET 10038 Manhattan 208,576 2025 1000890003 1 89 3 1 4 H2 26 ANN STREET 10038 Manhattan 119,889 2029 1000900017 1 90 17 1 2 D7 113 NASSAU STREET 10038 Manhattan 182,499 2020 1000400014 1 40 14 1 4 O4 48 WALL STREET 10005 Manhattan 281,755 2020 1000400016 1 40 16 1 4 H3 52 WILLIAM STREET 10005 Manhattan 119,467 2020 1000800001 1 80 1 1 4 O4 195 BROADWAY 10007 Manhattan 1,094,861 2020 1001260027 1 126 27 1 2 D5 120 CHURCH STREET 10007 Manhattan 620,552 2026 1001270018 1 127 18 1 4 O6 255 GREENWICH STREET 10007 Manhattan 550,000 2027 1001980001 1 198 1 1 4 Y3 120 WHITE STREET 10013 Manhattan 236,142 2028 1001980126 1 198 126 1 2 D7 125 WALKER STREET 10013 Manhattan 99,270 2028 1001210001 1 121 1 1 4 O4 1 CENTRE STREET 10007 Manhattan 1,056,600 2021 1002110029 1 211 29 1 4 H1 370 CANAL STREET 10013 Manhattan 160,545 2021 1002120018 1 212 18 1 4 O6 52 VARICK STREET 10013 Manhattan 117,291 2022 1002120045 1 212 45 1 4 H3 2 YORK STREET 10013 Manhattan 65,283 2022 1000290073 1 29 73 1 4 O3 44 BEAVER STREET 10004 Manhattan 97,596 2029 1001840005 1 184 5 1 4 T2 MARGINAL STREET 10013 Manhattan 168,830 2024 1001870016 1 187 16 1 4 H1 377 GREENWICH STREET 10013 Manhattan 75,533 2027 1001890030 1 189 30 1 2 D4 20 NORTH MOORE STREET 10013 Manhattan 60,600 2029 1001790066 1 179 66 1 4 E1 139 FRANKLIN STREET 10013 Manhattan 56,384 2029 1000350001 1 35 1 1 4 O4 77 FRONT STREET 10005 Manhattan 973,587 2025 1000360012 1 36 12 1 4 Y7 PIER 9 00000 Manhattan 320,800 2026 1000360030 1 36 30 1 4 T2 PIER14 SOUTH STREET 00000 Manhattan 169,425 2026 1000390041 1 39 41 1 4 HB 120 WATER STREET 10005 Manhattan 54,432 2029 1000530002 1 53 2 1 4 H2 99 WASHINGTON STREET 10006 Manhattan 142,236 2023 1000530033 1 53 33 1 2 D8 110 GREENWICH STREET 10006 Manhattan 57,941 2023 1000460003 1 46 3 1 4 O4 100 BROADWAY 10005 Manhattan 364,390 2026 1000480001 1 48 1 1 4 O4 140 BROADWAY 10005 Manhattan 1,141,276 2028 1000490002 1 49 2 1 4 O4 111 BROADWAY 10006 Manhattan 432,093 2029 1000510013 1 51 13 1 4 O3 86 TRINITY PLACE 10006 Manhattan 181,725 2021 1000510015 1 51 15 1 4 W1 90 TRINITY PLACE 10006 Manhattan 83,362 2021 1000420001 1 42 1 1 2 D6 100 MAIDEN LANE 10038 Manhattan 290,116 2022 1000430001 1 43 1 1 4 O4 44 WALL STREET 10005 Manhattan 289,049 2023 1000430005 1 43 5 1 4 O3 30 WALL STREET 10005 Manhattan 108,663 2023 1001420001 1 142 1 1 4 W1 292 GREENWICH STREET 10007 Manhattan 66,820 2022 1000550014 1 55 14 1 2 D8 71 WEST STREET 10006 Manhattan 258,071 2025 1001500031 1 150 31 1 4 O6 299 BROADWAY 10007 Manhattan 253,033 2020 1001500038 1 150 38 1 4 O6 291 BROADWAY 10007 Manhattan 128,940 2020 1000160020 1 16 20 1 2 D8 70 BATTERY PLACE 10280 Manhattan 230,765 2026 1000160040 1 16 40 1 4 W1 55 BATTERY PLACE 10280 Manhattan 134,082 2026 1000160125 1 16 125 1 4 O4 225 LIBERTY STREET 10280 Manhattan 2,267,925 2026 1000760024 1 76 24 1 2 D6 40 GOLD STREET 10038 Manhattan 53,445 2026 1000690001 1 69 1 1 4 H2 215 PEARL STREET 10038 Manhattan 148,868 2029 1000690030 1 69 30 1 4 H3 4 PLATT STREET 10038 Manhattan 114,226 2029 1000690032 1 69 32 1 2 D7 116 JOHN STREET 10038 Manhattan 338,463 2029 1000690053 1 69 53 1 4 O5 110 JOHN STREET 10038 Manhattan 68,983 2029 1000710001 1 71 1 1 2 D7 156 FRONT STREET 10038 Manhattan 52,969 2021 1000050010 1 5 10 1 4 O4 115 BROAD STREET 10004 Manhattan 1,016,406 2025 1000100023 1 10 23 1 4 O4 1 WHITEHALL STREET 10004 Manhattan 321,994 2020 1000130027 1 13 27 1 4 O4 25 BROADWAY 10004 Manhattan 809,401 2023 1002820044 1 282 44 1 4 K2 88 EAST BROADWAY 10002 Manhattan 50,706 2022 1002820058 1 282 58 1 4 O6 2 PIKE STREET 10002 Manhattan 92,338 2022 1004520006 1 452 6 1 2 D4 170 2 AVENUE 10003 Manhattan 97,896 2022 1005470030 1 547 30 1 4 W6 715 BROADWAY 10003 Manhattan 366,268 2027 1005440048 1 544 48 1 4 O3 30 COOPER SQUARE 10003 Manhattan 52,192 2024 1005480028 1 548 28 1 2 D4 50 EAST 8 STREET 10003 Manhattan 100,591 2028 1005450059 1 545 59 1 2 D5 752 BROADWAY 10003 Manhattan 147,773 2025 1005440076 1 544 76 1 4 W6 7 EAST 7 STREET 10003 Manhattan 125,000 2024 1005460026 1 546 26 1 4 O2 21 WEST 4 STREET 10012 Manhattan 56,684 2026 1005460035 1 546 35 1 4 W6 707 BROADWAY 10003 Manhattan 106,063 2026 1005470001 1 547 1 1 4 W6 32 WAVERLY PLACE 10003 Manhattan 180,000 2027 1005400014 1 540 14 1 4 H8 130 MAC DOUGAL STREET 10012 Manhattan 153,348 2020 1005350008 1 535 8 1 4 W6 567 LA GUARDIA PLACE 10012 Manhattan 470,400 2025 1006360022 1 636 22 1 2 D4 650 WASHINGTON STREET 10014 Manhattan 165,436 2026 1002830018 1 283 18 1 4 M1 143 HENRY STREET 10002 Manhattan 81,953 2023 1002830024 1 283 24 1 2 D7 10 RUTGERS STREET 10002 Manhattan 74,453 2023 1005350036 1 535 36 1 4 W6 17 WEST 3 STREET 10012 Manhattan 119,170 2025 1003010003 1 301 3 1 4 W1 36 FORSYTH STREET 10002 Manhattan 196,082 2021 1002899001 1 289 9001 1 2 D4 1 BOWERY 10002 Manhattan 1,217,600 2029 1004649006 1 464 9006 1 4 H8 29 3 AVENUE 10003 Manhattan 59,815 2024 1004620001 1 462 1 1 4 W6 41 COOPER SQUARE 10003 Manhattan 180,000 2022 1005630031 1 563 31 1 4 O6 817 BROADWAY 10003 Manhattan 114,383 2023 1005660018 1 566 18 1 2 D4 20 UNIVERSITY PLACE 10003 Manhattan 420,000 2026 1005670007 1 567 7 1 2 D4 33 5 AVENUE 10003 Manhattan 65,028 2027 1005640031 1 564 31 1 2 D0 35 EAST 12 STREET 10003 Manhattan 64,377 2024 1005610045 1 561 45 1 2 D4 35 EAST 9 STREET 10003 Manhattan 98,609 2021 1005590012 1 559 12 1 4 H8 106 EAST 14 STREET 10003 Manhattan 216,267 2029 1005580037 1 558 37 1 4 H8 135 EAST 12 STREET 10003 Manhattan 58,578 2028 1005520060 1 552 60 1 4 H8 29 WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST 10011 Manhattan 128,601 2022 1005550028 1 555 28 1 2 D4 30 3 AVENUE 10003 Manhattan 261,940 2025 1005520026 1 552 26 1 4 H8 37 WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST 10011 Manhattan 110,447 2022 1005680004 1 568 4 1 2 D4 39 5 AVENUE 10003 Manhattan 62,409 2028 1006080039 1 608 39 1 2 D4 101 WEST 12 STREET 10011 Manhattan 364,679 2028 1003440001 1 344 1 1 4 W1 178 RIVINGTON STREET 10002 Manhattan 73,956 2024 1003470080 1 347 80 1 2 D3 150 BROOME STREET 10002 Manhattan 180,090 2027 1003090001 1 309 1 1 4 W1 44 ORCHARD STREET 10002 Manhattan 74,191 2029 1004560007 1 456 7 1 2 D9 285 BOWERY 10003 Manhattan 234,610 2026 1004570028 1 457 28 1 2 D6 21 2 AVENUE 10003 Manhattan 115,187 2027 1006110065 1 611 65 1 2 D4 23 GREENWICH AVENUE 10014 Manhattan 142,941 2021 1006170055 1 617 55 1 4 I9 20 7 AVENUE 10030 Manhattan 153,000 2027 1003150001 1 315 1 1 2 D4 409 GRAND STREET 10002 Manhattan 1,054,290 2025 1003310001 1 331 1 1 2 D4 504 GRAND STREET 10002 Manhattan 216,200 2021 1003310200 1 331 200 1 4 G1 275 DELANCEY STREET 10002 Manhattan 98,862 2021 1003720060 1 372 60 1 2 D7 280 EAST 2 STREET 10009 Manhattan 80,500 2022 1004740033 1 474 33 1 4 K4 479 BROADWAY 10013 Manhattan 63,150 2024 1004670022 1 467 22 1 2 D4 226 EAST 12 STREET 10003 Manhattan 56,845 2027 1004670025 1 467 25 1 2 D6 232 EAST 12 STREET 10003 Manhattan 65,602 2027 1005680024 1 568 24 1 2 D4 60 UNIVERSITY PLACE 10003 Manhattan 56,252 2028 1006160011 1 616 11 1 2 D4 54 8 AVENUE 10014 Manhattan 127,072 2026 1006030046 1 603 46 1 4 H8 636 GREENWICH STREET 10014 Manhattan 90,000 2023 1006050001 1 605 1 1 2 D1 643 GREENWICH STREET 10014 Manhattan 82,638 2025 1004820016 1 482 16 1 4 O6 72 SPRING STREET 10012 Manhattan 109,377 2022 1005770024 1 577 24 1 2 D4 22 WEST 14 STREET 10011 Manhattan 151,500 2027 1005770042 1 577 42 1 2 D0 74 5 AVENUE 10011 Manhattan 93,396 2027 1006030037 1 603 37 1 2 D4 644 GREENWICH STREET 10014 Manhattan 81,040 2023 1007280060 1 728 60 1 4 O3 442 WEST 31 STREET 10001 Manhattan 112,146 2028 1007330023 1 733 23 1 2 D7 421 WEST 35 STREET 10001 Manhattan 178,414 2023 1004770001 1 477 1 1 2 D5 80 VARICK STREET 10013 Manhattan 125,235 2027 1005730039 1 573 39 1 2 D4 28 5 AVENUE 10011 Manhattan 168,806 2023 1005750057 1 575 57 1 2 D4 15 WEST 11 STREET 10011 Manhattan 51,113
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    Air Rights Based on ACRIS - Personal Property Legals DOCUMENT ID RECORD TYPE BOROUGH BLOCK LOT EASEMENT 2021083001082001 L 3 7273 25 N 2021083000792002 L 3 186 1261 N 2021082300229001 L 3 6099 13 N 2021083000981001 L 3 208 331 N 2021080201510004 L 3 8673 28 N 2021083000792002 L 3 186 1260 N 2021080900700003 L 3 3537 20 N 2021082300262001 L 3 236 124 N 2021081201217001 L 1 841 75 N 2021083100255001 L 4 5750 6 N 2021030201450001 L 2 5803 985 N 2021080401522001 L 2 2673 135 N 2021080901003001 L 4 3322 156 N 2021083000792002 L 3 186 1259 N 2021081201552001 L 1 1055 49 N 2021081800864008 L 1 886 28 N 2021081901566001 L 4 8374 56 N 2021082300052001 L 3 5158 14 N 2021081600042001 L 3 5712 57 N Page 1 of 717 09/24/2021 Air Rights Based on ACRIS - Personal Property Legals SUBTERRANEAN PARTIAL LOT AIR RIGHTS PROPERTY TYPE STREET NUMBER RIGHTS E N N SP 2930 P N N CR 561 E N N SP 9201 E N N SP 160 P N N D2 3013 P N N CR 561 E N N CR 136 E N N SP 130 P N N CR 46 N N N SP 166-72 E N N SP 4445 E N N RG 788 N N N SP 83-83 P N N CR 561 E N N SP 428 E N N AP N/A E N N SP 252-06 E N N SP 385 P N N CR 5919 Page 2 of 717 09/24/2021 Air Rights Based on ACRIS - Personal Property Legals STREET NAME UNIT GOOD THROUGH DATE WEST 5TH STREET 17E 08/31/2021 PACIFIC STREET 1102 08/31/2021 SHORE ROAD D502 08/31/2021 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 3AH 08/31/2021 BRIGHTON 3 STREET 08/31/2021 PACIFIC STREET 1101 08/31/2021 SUTTER AVENUE 08/31/2021 HENRY STREET 4F 08/31/2021 WEST 40TH STREET 08/31/2021 17TH ROAD 3-156 08/31/2021 POST ROAD 8K 08/31/2021 EAST 169 STREET 08/31/2021 118TH
  • Petition of Verizon New York Inc

    Petition of Verizon New York Inc

    140 West Street 7th Floor New York, NY 10007 (212) 519-4717 Joseph A. Post Deputy General Counsel – NY May 22, 2019 Honorable Kathleen H. Burgess Secretary New York State Public Service Commission Three Empire State Plaza Albany, NY 12223 Re: Matter 19-____ – Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Orders of Entry for 46 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York Dear Secretary Burgess: Enclosed please find the Petition of Verizon New York Inc. for Orders of Entry for 46 Multiple-Dwelling Unit Buildings in the City of New York. Verizon has completed pre-installation surveys at each of the 46 properties. Verizon requests that orders of entry be issued by the Commission directing the owner of each building to permit Verizon to install cable television facilities, as provided in Section 898.4(b)(9) of the Commission’s Rules. Each respondent named in the Petition has been served with a paper copy of the Petition and accompanying Exhibit 1. Due to its size, a paper copy of Exhibit 2 has not been provided to each respondent. Instead, Exhibit 2 has been posted on a public webpage and can be found at http://www.verizon.com/nypscpetitions. Respondents: If you believe that your building was included in this Petition in error or you are now willing to allow installation of Verizon’s cable television facilities, the quickest and most efficient way of letting us know is to send an email to [email protected]. We will review and follow up on your email promptly. Please include in the email message your name, company, telephone number, email address and the address of the building (as it appears on Exhibit 1 of the Petition).