176 Johnson Street, Brooklyn
Condominium · 56 units · built c. 1926 · Block 2049, Lot 7501.
Building permits
- Alteration, filed Jun 21, 2021, estimated cost $15K, described as “Installation of gas meter and gas piping as per plans. No change to occupancy, use, or egress.”
- Alteration, filed Jun 21, 2021, estimated cost $45K, described as “Installation of non-emergency gas fired generator with related gas booster pump on roof. No change to occupancy, use, or egress.”
- Alteration, filed Jun 21, 2021, estimated cost $26K, described as “Installation of new steel dunnage platform on roof. Installation of conduit and ATS per plans. No change to occupancy, use, or egress.”
- Alteration, filed Jul 17, 2020, estimated cost $8K, described as “Modification to existing Verizon site. Replace 4 existing antennas with new CBRS antennas & remove 4 RRH units on roof. All in conformance with TPPN 5/98. No change in use, egress, or occupancy.”
- Alteration, filed Jan 29, 2020, estimated cost $5K, described as “Proposed installation of heavy duty sidewalk shed as per plans. Live load 300 lbs per square feet. Sidewalk shed shall comply with chapter #33 of the NYC building code. No change in use, occupancy, or egress under this application.”
- Alteration, filed Feb 15, 2019, estimated cost $13K, described as “AT&T - Replacement of existing telecommunication antennas and related RRH units on roof. All work is in compliance with TPPN 5/98. No change in use, egress or occupancy.”
- Alteration, filed Feb 13, 2019, estimated cost $87K, described as “Installation of new Verizon telecommunications site. Install 4 new antenna sectors and 1 equipment platform with related equipment cabinets on roof. All in conformance with TPPN 5/98. No change in use, egress, or occupancy.”
- Alteration, filed Nov 7, 2017, described as “Installation of heavy duty sidewalk shed as per plans. No change in use, egress or occupancy.”
Property taxes
- Assessment
- $8,130,600
- 2026–27 tax
- $861,886
- Market value (city estimate)
- $18,068,002
- Taxable value
- $7,641,821
- Assessed land
- $373,501
- Assessed improvements
- $7,757,099
- Condo units with their own tax lots
- 58
Tax breaks
- Co-op and condo abatement, with no end date, a $65,999 credit this tax year.
Zoning
C6-4: floor area ratio 7.04 built, 10.00 allowed by base zoning.
Flood zone
Current FEMA flood map: zone X, minimal flood hazard.
Recent sales
- Aug 14, 2026: $1,195,000, Apt 8A
- Jun 10, 2026: $760,000, Apt 2C
- Apr 7, 2026: $837,000, Apt 7C
- Oct 27, 2025: $1,160,000, Apt 2E
- Nov 22, 2024: $998,000, Apt 6A
- Jun 6, 2024: $1,100,000, Apt 3A
- Apr 4, 2023: $1,170,000, Apt 7E
- Feb 9, 2023: $710,000, Apt 7B
- Sep 28, 2022: $687,000, Apt 8B
- Aug 26, 2022: $600,000, Apt 7G
The 10 most recent of 42 open-market sales since 2016, from the Department of Finance’s sales files.
Board and land use applications
- Change to an earlier grant (Board of Standards and Appeals 32-02-BZII): Change to an earlier grant, Granted, filed Dec 12, 2003, decided Apr 20, 2004. Amendment a previously approved variance which permitted the conversion of a former industrial building located in an M1-1 zoning district. The amendment seeks to permit a modification of approved plans to reflect an easement from the…
- Variance or special permit (Board of Standards and Appeals 32-02-BZ): Variance or special permit, Granted, filed Jan 18, 2002, decided Oct 8, 2002. Variance (§72-21) to permit, in an M1 1 zoning district, the conversion of a former industrial building to a residential (Use Group 2) use, which is contrary to Z.R. Section 42 00.