2274 2nd Avenue, Manhattan
Apartment building · 11 units · built c. 1900 · Block 1688, Lot 50.
Building permits
- Alteration, filed Mar 16, 2026, estimated cost $25K, described as “Application file to interior renovation as fire damage at the cellar level. The cellar, ceiling joists need to replace new wood joist, minor interior renovation and window replace at reat elevation damaged by fire . Remove…”
- Alteration, filed Feb 18, 2025, estimated cost $6K, described as “At the 3RD fl. Apt# 3A, to remove an ecb violation# 39135994R. In the halway, to remove a closet and small wood partitions. Also, to install a vinyl floor on the halway. No change of use, egress and/or occupancy.”
- Alteration, filed Oct 30, 2020, estimated cost $3K, described as “Installation of construction fence in conjunction with DOB#140923794. No change in use, egress, and occupancy under this application.”
- Alteration, filed Jul 15, 2020, estimated cost $80K, described as “Installation of plumbing system in conjunction with DOB#140923794. No change in use, egress, and occupancy under this application.”
- Alteration, filed Jul 15, 2020, estimated cost $18K, described as “Installation of mechanical system in conjunction with DOB#140923794. No change in use, egress, and occupancy under this application.”
Property taxes
- Assessment
- $734,400
- 2026–27 tax
- $86,303
- Market value (city estimate)
- $1,632,000
- Taxable value
- $693,810
- Assessed land
- $33,300
- Assessed improvements
- $701,100
Zoning
R9A: floor area ratio 3.02 built, 7.52 allowed by base zoning.
Flood zone
Current FEMA flood map: zone X, moderate risk: a 0.2% chance of flooding each year. FEMA’s preliminary map: zone X, minimal flood hazard.
Board and land use applications
- Harlem East Harlem Urban Renewal Plan Amendment (City Planning 2020M0408): Completed, decided Mar 2, 2021. HPD seeks an extension to the existing East Harlem Urban Renewal Plan which is set to expire in December 2020.
- East Harlem Neighborhood Rezoning (City Planning P2017M0088): Completed, decided Dec 5, 2017. The New York City Department of City Planning (DCP), together with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), is proposing a series of land use actions -including zoning map amendments, zoning text amendments, and…