Category Archives: Property Watch

Green areas are R5B; blue is R6A. View Larger Map

Green area is R5B; orange area is R5B with C1-3 (local retail) overlay. View Larger Map

These links will take you to the DOB website to see recent filings on these properties that are within our 7-block area. If you see anything new, please email us and let us know.   22 Caton Place (7 story … Continue reading →

Plans have been filed for 22 Caton Place with DOB and are under review. This is the property that was the site of the chalkboard and corkboard factory and which underwent the ULURP process in an attempt to upzone to … Continue reading →

Rendering of the proposed nursing home on Caton Avenue.

The
developer, Marvin Azrak, and his architect met with community members
to present their plans for a nursing home to be built on Caton Avenue
between E. 7th and E. 8th streets. These plans were approved in 1993 by
DOB but construction has been delayed due to lack of funding and state
approvals. Mr. Azrak reported that the Ahi Ezer Congregation has now
secured HUD funding and state permits and expects to begin construction
soon.

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Borough: Brooklyn Block: 5322 Lot: 73 Police Precinct: 72 Address, Zip Code: 362-64 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE, 11218 Owner: KERMIT SQUARE LLC aka Henry Radusky Lot Area: 7377 sf Lot Frontage: 103.67′ Lot Depth: 80′ Number of Buildings: 1 Year Built: … Continue reading →

This is an empty lot that runs the length of the block between E.7th and E.8th Streets fronting Caton Ave.  It is zoned R6 and is being used for construction equipment storage and landscaping / tree storage. It was once … Continue reading →

Here is a rendering of the 59 unit building nearing completion on Coney Island Avenue. This building was approved by the Board of Standards and Appeals for a variance to build residential (and very bulky) in a commercial district. The … Continue reading →

The architect’s renderings of the condos to be built “as of right” at 23-45 Caton Place under R7A zoning with air rights purchased from a neighboring building. This image can also be viewed at the architect’s website: http://www.kfarchitect.com/ Go to … Continue reading →