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Building:

110 East 36th Street

New York, NY

Co-op 1 For Sale 0 In Contract

Key Details

Building Type

co-op

No. of Units

No. of Floors

Year Constructed

1958

Architect

Hyman Isaac Feldman

Photos (8) Floor Plans (6)

110 East 36th Street

Studio

One-Bedroom

Line: A Line: D Line: E

Line B Line C Line F

Line: A Studio 1 Bath 350 ft²

Line: D Studio 1 Bath 500 ft²

Line: E Studio 1 Bath 450 ft²

Line B 1 Bed 1 Bath 700 ft²

Line C 1 Bed 1 Bath 550 ft²

Line F 1 Bed 1 Bath 450 ft²

$430K - $430K
Price Range
Active Sales (1)

Overview

1958: Italian import “Volare” sweeps the nation’s radios and a quintessential slice of Manhattan creeps up at 110 East 36th Street. Half a block off of Park Avenue, 110 gives residents a chance to enjoy the quiet of a townhouse-lined block before diving into the bustling reality of the island.

Amenities

Two elevators

Private garden

Live-in superintendent

Card-operated laundry in basement

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Dan Bamberger

Licensed Real Estate Broker

dan@bambergergroup.com

(917) 903-7237

Active Sales (1)

Past Sales (31)

Available In Contract

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110 East 36th Street - Studio / 1 Bath $430,000

Studio / 1 Bath

Maintenance
$1,072

Sq ft

Time on Market
1272 Days

Highlights

Floor Plan

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Asking Price	Beds	Baths	Floor Plan	Floor	Maintenance	Date Listed
$430,000 Exclusive	Studio	1		4	$1,072	April 15, 2019 (1272 days on market)	Request More Info

Date	Unit #	Beds	Baths	Sold Price	Asking Price
August 22, 2018	8C	1	1	$500,000 (0%)	$500,000	Request More Info
May 24, 2018	2A	Studio	1	$425,000 (-4.49%)	$445,000	Request More Info
November 28, 2017	1E	Studio	1	$329,500 (-4.08%)	$343,500	Request More Info
January 10, 2017	9F	Studio	1	$455,000 (-4.91%)	$478,500	Request More Info
September 22, 2016	8B	Studio	1	(Off Market)	$498,500	Request More Info
July 14, 2016	6D	Studio	1	$490,000 (-1.71%)	$498,500	Request More Info
March 7, 2016	11B	1	1	$770,000 (+2.74%)	$749,500	Request More Info
January 27, 2016	3C	Studio	1	$415,000 (-2.35%)	$425,000	Request More Info
June 19, 2015	7C	Studio	1	$450,000 (+4.9%)	$429,000	Request More Info
May 14, 2015	9E	Studio	1	$370,000 (-1.07%)	$374,000	Request More Info
April 1, 2015	4F	Studio	1	$385,000 (-3.51%)	$399,000	Request More Info
January 5, 2015	4D	Studio	1	$390,000 (-1.27%)	$395,000	Request More Info
June 5, 2014	4E	Studio	1	$380,000 (-4.76%)	$399,000	Request More Info
April 24, 2014	6C	Studio	1	$360,000 (-4%)	$375,000	Request More Info
April 17, 2014	2F	Studio	1	$380,000 (-4.76%)	$399,000	Request More Info
January 21, 2014	3A	Studio	1	$380,000 (-1.3%)	$385,000	Request More Info
January 17, 2014	2G	Studio	1	$389,000 (0%)	$389,000	Request More Info
December 13, 2013	8C	Studio	1	$388,500 (-2.51%)	$398,500	Request More Info
February 15, 2012	1E	Studio	1	(Off Market)	$249,000	Request More Info
November 2, 2011	3F	Studio	1	$345,000 (-6.5%)	$369,000	Request More Info

Policies, Fees & Docs

Policies

Co-purchasing

Case by case

Gifting

Must be family member and included in application

Pied-a-terre

Case by case

Financing

Up to 80% is permitted

Managing agent

Charles H. Greenthal

Pets

Case by case

Selling Fees

Managing agent transfer fee

$650

NYS stamp tax fee

$0.05/ share

Flip tax

$5/share

Administrative Fee

$25

NYC Transfer Tax

1.425% of sale price

NYS Transfer Tax

0.4% of sale price

E-tax filing

$100

Buying Fees

Processing Fee

$500

Administrative Fee

$25

Mansion tax

1% of sale price if more than $1,000,000

Lien search

$350

Docs

Sublet Application

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Purchase Application

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110 East 36th Street - Last 10 years of closed sales

Sold Price

Studio
1-Bedroom
2-Bedrooms
3-Bedrooms

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History & Architect

110 East 36th Street, 1976

Architect:

Hyman Isaac Feldman

Hyman Isaac Feldman’s career spanned most of the 20th century and resulted in 2,500 homes in the New York area. At the time of his death in 1981, he left behind no paper trail of his life’s work. The Polish-born Yale graduate was an advocate for approaching building aesthetics with utilitarian engineering. “The architect of the future,” he said, “Will cease to think in terms of design alone.”

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