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1122 Avenue N, Brooklyn

What the public records show for 1122 Avenue N, Brooklyn: 65 open violations (20 of them class C, the city's "immediately hazardous" grade), built 1931, 83 homes, owner of record Midwood Realty Associate.

There are 65 open violations on record against this building, across the Department of Buildings, Housing Preservation and Development, and the Environmental Control Board.

The owner of record on the city's tax roll is Midwood Realty Associate — that page lists every New York City building recorded to the same owner.

What the city records say

BoroughBrooklyn
BBL3067490005
Built1931
Floors6
Homes83
Units in total83
Open violations65

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Questions people ask

What's it like living at 1122 Avenue N?

The public records show 65 open violations against this building across the Department of Buildings, Housing Preservation and Development, and the Environmental Control Board (20 of them class C, the city's "immediately hazardous" grade). That is what has been filed and not yet resolved — it describes the building's record, not what any particular apartment is like.

How many open violations does 1122 Avenue N have?

65 open violations across DOB, HPD and ECB, counted on the day this page was built. "Open" is the status the city's own dataset carries.

Who owns 1122 Avenue N?

The owner of record on the city's tax roll is Midwood Realty Associate. That is the entity the Department of Finance has recorded against this lot, and every other New York City building recorded to the same owner is listed here.

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How this page is put together

Everything above is read from New York City's published datasets: the Department of City Planning's PLUTO extract of the tax roll for the address, the year, the floors, the homes and the owner of record, and the DOB, HPD and ECB violation feeds for what is open against it. "Open" is the status the city's own dataset carries, on the day this page was built.

Records are matched to this lot by its Borough-Block-Lot number. Anything the city filed against a different lot, or against a building number this lot does not carry, will not appear here.

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